Interval

Class Interval

The Interval class is designed to represent a mathematical interval, providing a start and end value along with functionalities to handle intervals more comprehensively in various applications.

Constructor

__init__(self, start: float, end: float)

Initializes a new Interval instance.

    - `start` (float): The starting value of the interval.
    - `end` (float): The ending value of the interval.
    - `interval` (list, optional): A list that may represent subdivided intervals or specific points within the start and end bounds, depending on the context or method of subdivision.

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Methods

• __str__(self) -> str: Generates a string representation of the Interval.

• deserialize(data: dict) -> Interval: Reconstructs an Interval object from serialized data contained in a dictionary.

• serialize(self) -> dict: Serializes the interval's attributes into a dictionary.

    This method facilitates converting the interval's properties into a format that can be easily stored or transmitted.
  

Documentation

__str__(self) -> str

Generates a string representation of the Interval.

Returns:

str: A string representation of the Interval, primarily indicating its class name.

Example usage:

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deserialize(data: dict) -> Interval

Reconstructs an Interval object from serialized data contained in a dictionary.

Parameters:

data (dict): The dictionary containing serialized data of an Interval object.

Returns:

Interval: A new Interval object initialized with the data from the dictionary.

Example usage:

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serialize(self) -> dict

Serializes the interval's attributes into a dictionary.

This method facilitates converting the interval's properties into a format that can be easily stored or transmitted.

Returns:

dict: A dictionary containing the serialized attributes of the interval.

Example usage:

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