Pyvect
Pyvect (or) Python Vector is an open source python module which is created for the purpose of simplifying most of the popular vector algebra calculations from basic angle between vectors, projection of one vector over the other to some higher vector calculations like finding the area, distance, volume and centroid of various popular vector shapes and much more.
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Installation:
Use pip to install pyvect.
pip install pyvect
If the above command doesn't work, then use the following command
pip3 install pyvect
Importing pyvect to your program:
import pyvect
Documentation:
Click here to view the documentation
(Currently under development. Docs will be updated soon)
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