CalcuPy
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Create console-based calculators in a few lines of code.
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Installation
pip install calcupy
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Usage
from calcupy import Calculator
calculator = Calculator()
calculator.start()
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Calculator parameters
Calculator have four parameters:
Calculator(number_variables, function_variables, title, bullet)
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number_variables:
GRAVITY = 9.8
SPEED = 20
number_variables = {"g": GRAVITY, "v": SPEED}
calculator = Calculator(number_variables)
calculator.start()
If we run the calculator:
$ g
9.8
$ v
20
$ v + g * 0.01
20.098
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function_variables:
def factorial(n):
if n == 0 or n == 1:
return 1
return n * factorial(n - 1)
def y(x1, x2):
return (x1 + 2) * x2
function_variables = {"y": y, "fac": factorial}
calculator = Calculator(None, function_variables)
calculator.start()
If we run the calculator:
$ fac(4)
24
$ y(2.4, 5.1)
22.44
$ fac(3) + y(2.4, 5.1)
28.44
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Basic example:
” number_variables=”{"x":” 2, “y”: 3} function_variables=”{"foo":” foo} calculator=”Calculator(number_variables,” function_variables, title, bullet) calculator.start() “>
def foo(x, y):
return x * y ** 2
title = "MY CALCULATOR"
bullet = "->"
number_variables = {"x": 2, "y": 3}
function_variables = {"foo": foo}
calculator = Calculator(number_variables, function_variables, title, bullet)
calculator.start()
If we run the calculator:
foo(2, 3)
18
18
-> foo(x, y) * 2
36
-> x / 8 * y
0.75
“>
MY CALCULATOR
-> foo(2, 3)
18
-> foo(x, y) * 2
36
-> x / 8 * y
0.75
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Commands
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ADD
Description:
ADD command let you dynamically add new numeric variables.
Syntax:
add identifier expression
Example:
$ add x 4
$ add y 3
$ x * y
12
You can also assign an arithmetic expression to a variable. This expression is solved and the result is stored in the specified identifier.
$ add x sqrt(5) * tan(8 * 2) / 5
$ x
0.1344468258787234
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REMOVE
Description:
REMOVE command let you dynamically remove numeric variables.
Syntax:
remove identifier
Example:
$ add x 4.2
$ x
4.2
$ remove x
$ x
Error: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable
