This is a simple library that performs basic python arithmetic operations.
Installation
pip install jecalculator
Usage:
A guide to using the add_numbers function is as follows
import jecalculator as je
add_num = je.add_numbers(3, 7) # where 3 and 7 are the number you want to add
print(add_num)
The functions in this library are:
- add_numbers
- subtract_numbers
- multiply_numbers
- divide_numbers_float
- divide_numbers_floor
- power_numbers
- mode_numbers
License
Copyright 2022 jamalelkhdadi
This repository is licensed under MIT license. See LICENSE for details.
Change Log
0.3 (06/07/2022)
1 maintainer
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