If you have Python installed, you can test this from the command line, such as py AdvDiv.py 1 7 or open the AdvDiv-demo.py file.
Import this library using import AdvDiv
Syntax:
AdvDiv.div(n1, n2, minstr, decstr, str1, rstr2)
- n1 – the first number
- n2 – the second number
- minstr – string representing the minus sign (default "-")
- decstr – string separating the decimal digits (default ".")
- rstr1 – string of the recursion beginning (default "[")
- rstr2 – string of the recursion end (default "]")
print(AdvDiv.div("1", "6"))
0.1[6]
print(AdvDiv.div("1", "7"))
0.[142857]
print(AdvDiv.div("123.1[24]", "7.54"))
16.[329475122578570854432923398440639819950164777750984647536371674302708785467406157061]
This code was created as a translation of my JavaScript library, so it should produce the same results. Learn more: https://advdiv.ratajs.cz