matha-lib 1.1.1

A universal math library for Python: Math All Utilities.

🚀 matha — Math All Utilities

One library to rule them all. Others may try. They will fail.

matha is not a math library.
It is a hostile takeover of the entire computational ecosystem.

If you’re tired of:

• Googling “does NumPy have this?”
• Importing numpy, scipy, math, statistics, and that cursed utils_final_v3.py
• Re-implementing the same formula like it’s a seasonal ritual

Then congratulations. You’ve reached the endgame.

matha-lib exists so you can stop importing libraries and start importing authority.

🧠 Philosophy

Why remember where a function lives, when it should already be there?

We believe:

• Math should be centralized
• APIs should be predictable
• Performance should be intentional
• And confusion should be eliminated without mercy

We are not polite.
We are not verbose.
We are precise.

🧾 Final Warning

Once you start using matha-lib, going back to fragmented math libraries will feel like:

Writing assembly after tasting Python

Riding a bicycle after seeing a jet

Using a calculator after learning mental math

You have been warned.

🔥 What’s Inside (And Why Others Should Be Nervous)

🧮 Universal Math Arsenal

From baby-tier:

• mean, median, variance

To “bro is building a space program”:

• integral, derivative, limit
• eigenvalues, matrix ops
• poisson_pmf, gamma, combinatorics

All under one namespace:

import matha

Or the easy way:

import matha as mth

Or the "hard" way:

import matha as super_duper_ultimate_mathmatics_library_which_is_still_in_v1_but_has_mostly_everything_i_need

Want the Library?

Use this :)

https://github.com/AstroJr0/matha-lib.git -o matha-lib
cd matha-lib

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🧮 huh? too lazy to copy-paste-cut-clone the library?

Just use this instead!

pip install matha-lib

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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Documentation

Sorry. Im too lazyy to write the whole documentation in this MD file. what? you can't use it properly? Then it's okay! Just go to your desired function's file, I have documented everything there! :)