mathsharp 0.5.0

collection of mathematical functions and resources to assist in solving a wide range of topics
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    16 out of 160 items documented15 out of 15 items with examples
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  • Source code size: 37.6 kB This is the summed size of all the files inside the crates.io package for this release.
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Rust Crate for Working with Mathematical Operations

The Goal of mathsharp is to provide a fast and friendly experience for anyone needing to use math in their projects, from unit converisons to calculus and beyond.

Example

Below example demonstrates using a temperature conversion function.

use mathsharp::fahrenheit_celsius;

fn main() {
    //declare value you want to convert
    let from_fahrenheit = 32.0;

    let to_celsius = fahrenheit_celsius(from_fahrenheit);
    
    println!("{} fahrenheit is equal to {} Celsius", from_fahrenheit, to_celsius);   
}

News

Version 0.5.0 brings the rest of the Block 1 update content along with the April update in Block 2. 
Behind the scenes mathsharp is developing tools for the future algebra and calculus Blocks.

Roadmap

MathSharp aims to add areas of mathematics in blocks each with consistent monthly updates.

BLOCK 1: Unit Conversions

March 1st Update:

length, mass, volume, area, time, pressure, energy, power

BLOCK 2: Geometric Calculations

April 1st Update: 

perimeter, area, volume, triangles, circles, quadrilaterals
            
May 1st Update:

trigonometry

BLOCK 3: Algebra

June 1st Update: TBD

More Blocks will be added and existing ones updated as MathSharp progresses towards its goal

Website On its way!

Around the time of BLOCK 3 MathSharp website will be launched using the Dioxus framework to create a place for more documentation, math resources and a special surprise!