pynomials is a mathematical module providing Polynomials (in one variable, anmely x) as Python objects through a class called 'Polynomial'.
Date of creation: May 17, 2021
Date of first release on PyPI: June 02, 2021
Using this module, algebra can be performed easily. The module is enriched with help-text for a smooth user-experience. The module also provides functions to graph polynomials, which can be used to enhance visualization capabilities of students.
To access the help-text of the class to know more about it, run:
help(pynomials.Polynomial)- Polynomials can be added/subtracted to get the corresponding Polynomial
- Polynomials can be multiplied with a real number or another Polynomial
- Polynomials can also be divided by other Polynomials to get the quotient/remainder of the divison, and to get a corresponding "Rational-Function"
- Polynomials can also be raised to integer powers, differentiated, and integrated
Users are advised to look at the class' help-text to learn about the available functionalities.
Added two more methods to class Polynomial:
Polynomial.definite_derivative(p, n)returns the value of derivaitve of
patx = nPolynomial.definite_integral(p, a, b)returns the value of integral of
pfrom lower-limitato upper-limitb
- Minor bug fixes
- Changes in division of Polynomials using // and % operators. Using these operators on Polynomials now strictly returns Polynomials (and not None).
Additional objects available in the module (except class Polynommial) are not meant for use.
To use, execute:
pip3 install pynomials
Import the class Polynomial in your project, wherever needed, using:
from pynomials import Polynomial