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Percents

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Calculating percentages, subtracting a discount, adding a markup is a very common task. The “Percents” library simplifies the work with percentages. To use it, all you need to do is import the Percent type

from percents import Percent

Next, the idea is simple. For example, we have a sum of $1000, from which we need to subtract 38%.

1000 - Percent(38)
>>> 620

In the same way we can add

1000 + Percent(38)
>>> 1380

To take 38% from this amount, all you have to do is multiply the following

1000 * Percent(38)
>>> 380

The type of data returned always matches the type of the original number

result = 1000.0 + Percent(38)
>>> 1380
type(result)
>>> float

result = Decimal(1000) + Percent(38)
>>> 1380
type(result)
>>> Decimal

Percent can be compared to each other

percent1 = Percent(10)
percent2 = Percent(20)
assert percent2 != percent1
assert percent2 > percent1
assert percent1 < percent2

percent1 = Percent(10)
percent2 = Percent(10)
assert percent2 == percent1
assert percent2 >= percent1
assert percent1 <= percent2

and with other numbers. In this case, the comparison is in terms of percentage points.

percent = Percent(10)
assert percent == 10
assert percent != 11
assert percent > 9
assert percent < 11
assert percent >= 10.0
assert percent <= 10.0

Percent supports mathematical operations

assert Percent(10) + Percent(10) == Percent(20)
assert Percent(10) + 10 == Percent(20)

assert Percent(20) - Percent(10) == Percent(10)
assert Percent(20) - 10 == Percent(10)

assert Percent(20) * 2 == Percent(40)
assert Percent(20) / 2 == Percent(10)
assert Percent(20) // 3 == Percent(6)
assert Percent(20) % 3 == Percent(2)

Attributes

The Percent type has two attributes

• Percent.value -- value in percentage points
• Percent.multiplier -- multiplier

percent = Percent(10)
percent.value
>>> 10
percent.multiplier
>>> 0.1