ros-code-modules 2.0.0.24

Thank you for installing the modules of ROS Code. The installation adds these (view unminified) files in a folder called ros in your Python site-packages directory. You can use any commands exposed in that directory

Here's an example:

This is how you'd normally check if a number is a prime one. You'd have to create a new function and add a docstring so Python will recognize it when a user executes the pydoc command. Then you'll need to ask for the user's input and execute the command.

def isprime(number):
    """

    Check if a number is a prime number

    number:
    The number to check

    """

    if number == 1:
        return False
    for i in range(2, int(number**0.5) + 1):
        if number % i == 0:
            return False
    return True

if isprime(input("Enter a number to check for prime: ")):
  print("It is prime!")
else:
  print("It isn't prime!")

With ROS Code, you can simplify this task:

from ros.main import isprime

if isprime(input("Enter a number to check for prime: ")):
  print("It is prime!")
else:
  print("It isn't prime!")

You can find more tasks which you can simplify related to maths, strings and more here.