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PyNumeral v1.0

PyNumeral python library for formatting and manipulating numbers

Create a simple program in pynumeral (construction)

Creating a simple program with the PyNumeral library is explained below with code and comments:

import pynumeral # importing pynumeral

'''
  we store the functions in the pynumeral document to the num variable.
'''
num = pynumeral # this in num variable 

num.format( # use format function

  num = 10.4, # declare a number for formatting
  form = "0.!0" # format type
  # value: 10
)

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Run this library

Install .zip file in github
Copy file: pynumeral-1.0.3/bin/pynumeral.py
Create new folder and paste pynumeral.py
Create new (for example test.py) .py file in this folder (the folder must contain a pynumeral file)
Write the code to your newly opened .py file and run it, following the PyNumeral syntax

Importing PyNumeral

In python file

import pynumeral # importing pynumeral 

format() function

you can format any number from the format() function to percentages, integers, rounded numbers, currencies, odd-evens, and more. Syntax:

num.format(

  num = 10.5,
  form = "<0.0>"

)

Numbers

Bytes

Currency

Percentages

Time

Unformatting

Got a formatted string? Use the unformat function to make it useful again.

num.unform(

  num = 20,
  type = "0%"
  # value: 0.2

)

Manipulate

In PyNumeral, manipulation is generated mainly in variables.

a = 12 # variable for manipulate
num.add(
  num = a, # get value
  set = 1
  # value: 13
)

Actions on numbers

In the PyNumeral library, numbers can be added, subtracted, multiplied, and divided.

# add numbers
num.add(
  num = 14, 
  set = 12
  # value: 26
)

# subtract numbers
num.sub(
  num = 14, 
  set = 12
  # value: 2
)

# multiply numbers
num.mul(
  num = 14, 
  set = 12
  # value: 168
)

# division numbers
num.div(
  num = 14, 
  set = 12
  # value: 1.166666666666667
)

Difference

Find the difference between any two numbers in pynumeral.

num.dif(
  num = 900,
  set = 100
  # value: difference 800
)

Clone

A PyNumeral clone is a manipulation of this variable and consists of a clone name and contains a value.

a = 12
num.clone(
  name = "myclone",
  set = a
  '''
  Output:
  Name clone: myclone
  Value clone: 12
  '''
)

Value

The value() function stores the value

num.val(100)

Encryption of zeros

In PyNumeral, the encryption of zeros is done using the zeroform() function.

num.zeroform(
  code = "Z/N",
  num = "0.0"
  '''
  Output:
  number: Z/N
  '''
)

How to create language

Create your number formats:

num.makelang(
    lang="uzb",
    abb_k="ming",
    abb_m="million",
    abb_b="milliard",
    abb_t="trillion",
    curr="so'm",
    num=1000
    '''
    Output:
    1.0 ming
    so'm 1000
    '''
)