segtrs 0.1.0

Miscellaneous functions such as numeric sequences and factorization.
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= segtrs :author: Sergio E. Garcia Tapia //:toc: :source-highlighter: rouge :imagesdir: ./images :figure-caption: Figure :xrefstyle: short :stem: latexmath :icons: font

The name of this package is derived from my initials and the extension for Rust source files.

This package contains my implementations of miscellaneous functions that I coded to help me solve (usually) math-related challenges. The purpose of this package is to encapsulate functionality that I found myself having to reuse over and over during these challenges. Also, it serves as practice as I gain familiarity and comfort with using Rust while solving interesting problems. Most of these I implemented while reading The Rust Programming Language ("The Book"). Because the main purpose is to learn Rust, this document may also contain hints for myself.

== Testing

As explained in https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch11-01-writing-tests.html[Section 11.1 of "The Book"], unit tests live alongside the functions they test. They can be run with:

[source,test]

Run all tests, including Doctests.

cargo test