utools
A set of useful functions to use for various purposes in any Python project.
Author: Julien CHAUMONT (https://julienc.io)
Version: 1.3
Date: 2016-10-07
Licence: MIT
Description
utools is a Python 3 library that gather multiple useful functions for various domains. Developers often have their own private tool library; utools is just one of them being publicly released. It does not claim to be exhaustive, always optimized and clearly implemented, but it certainly does the job.
Most of the functions were specially designed to work with projects like Google Code Jam and ProjectEuler.
Even if utools is at first a personal collection of snippets, every developer is invited to use it and contribute to its code.
Content
prime generators
prime tester
binomial coefficient calculator
file parser
more to use and more to come!
Documentation
The complete documentation is available at: http://utools.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
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