Pycalc is a Python modules set that aim to bring back on various programming calculators' MicroPython ports some modules and functions from the standard library . (And even last Python updates)
By the way, it's and ooold project, but I've decided to take a look on it again since more and more programming calculators have a built-in Python support.
A lot of manufacturers don't really care (and sometimes the hardware is not well chosen) about a wider support. Then a lot of beginners are always asking why their scripts doesn't work:
If I run it on my calc it crashes , but on my pc it runs idk whyyyy
And the only solution is to rewrite yourself the function, which breaks completely the user experience... so that's the main target of this project.
So far, it plans to include multiple functions and classes from:
math→ (comb,factorial,gcd, ...)random→ (randbytes,sample,shuffle, ...)stat→ (mean,median,mode, ...)itertools→ (chain,count,repeat, ...)and maybe some other ones
Keep in mind that those librairies are written in Python only, mainly because 95% of the current implementations are closed to contributions and not open-source at all.
All you've to do is just download those files and to import them (with from x import * or import x) in your scripts.
Note that for random and math modules, they're named pmath and prandom... since they'll not be called if they was named math instead...
For now, everything is humain-readable (no compression for example), but I plan in future releases (not in the source) to compress for a smaller pack size (important since heaps/stacks are very small .... )
Feel free to fork and contribute to that project ^^