Project description
primary math
It's a Python's library for elementary math stuff, based on the book
Everything You Need to Ace Math.
Installation
$ python3 -m pip install primary-math
Requirements
The only requirement is Python 3.11.
It should work fine with Python 3.10, but I didn't test it.
Usage
import primarymath as pmath
number = pmath.Number(4)
print(number.value()) # 4
print(number.is_even()) # True
print(number.is_positive()) # True
print(number.previous()) # 3
print(number.next()) # 5
License
This repository is available under the MIT License.
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