Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: tasks-generator
Version: 0.0.6
Summary: This module was written for education in math, by generating math tasks
Home-page: https://github.com/XxXDeathmatchXxX/tasks_generator.git
Author: Kirill Kudinov
License: MIT
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9
Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
License-File: LICENSE

# Tasks Generator


A task generator, created for pupils, students and teachers for education. 




Table of Contents

    Installation
    Usage
    Documentation

# Installation

The project can be install via pip

    pip install tasks-generator

# Usage

Here is an example of how you would generate logarithm tasks:
    
    from tasks_generator import logarithms
#generate random task:

    answer, task = tasks_generator.logarithm_generator()
    print(task)
    print(answer)


 Also you can use any logarythm function from the library as an example use random_logarithm()
 
    answer, task = tasks_generator.random_logarithm()
    print(task)
    print(answer)

Investigate other functions for your own.
A list of avilable functions:

    random_logarithm()
    logarithm_multiplication()
    logarithm_division()
    random_logarithm_in_degree()
    random_figure_in_logarithm_degree_multiplication()
    random_figure_in_logarithm_degree_addition()
    random_logarithm_in_degree_subtraction()
    random_logarithm_with_fractions()
    random_logarithm_with_fractions_in_degree()
    random_logarithm_with_fractions_in_degree_subtraction()
    random_logarithm_with_fractions_in_degree_addition()
    logarithms_addition()
    figure_in_logaritms_degree_addition()
    figures_in_logaritms_degree_addition()
    logarithms_subtraction()
    logarithms_subtraction_new()
    figure_in_logaritms_degree_subtarction()
    figures_in_logaritms_degree_subtarction()
    logarithm_addition_of_divisions()
    logarithm_subtraction_of_divisions()
    logarithm_generator()

Use [answer, task] variables
 
 




# Documentation

#ToDo
