math-for-cannibals

Math for Cannibals

This Python package provides mathematical functions to automate calculations, particularly for right triangles.

Table of Contents

1. Installation
2. Practical Information
3. Usage
4. Contributing
5. License

Installation

To install the package, run the following command:

pip install math_for_cannibals

Practical Information

When using the class, you will be prompted to provide values for a, b, and c. These values represent the sides and angles of a right triangle, defined as follows:
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Usage

Table of Contents

1. Configuring the Class
2. Using the Class
3. Retrieving Calculated Values

Configuring the Class

The class responsible for the calculations is configured like this:

from math_for_cannibals.RightTriangle import RightTriangle

Rt = RightTriangle(aSide, bSide, cSide, aDegree, bDegree)

Here’s an example:

Rt = RightTriangle(aDegree=20)

Using the Class

You can use the class by entering the information you know about the triangle. The following are some example usages:

Rt = RightTriangle(aDegree=20)

Rt = RightTriangle(aSide=2, bSide=3)

Rt = RightTriangle(aDegree=20, aSide=2)

Retrieving Calculated Values

To get the calculated angles and sides of the triangle, you can use the following methods:

Rt = RightTriangle(aDegree=20)
Rt.get_degrees()

The class has three main methods:

• get_degrees() - Returns only the angles of the triangle.
• get_sides() - Returns only the sides of the triangle.
• get_triangle() - Returns both the sides and angles of the triangle.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please send an email explaining your proposed improvements to ensure clarity.
Be sure to update tests as needed.

License

MIT