Python integer_power Examples

Example #1

File: __init__.py Project: renesugar/pymbolic

    def __pow__(self, other):
        """Return *self* to the integer power *other*."""

        other = int(other)

        from pymbolic.algorithm import integer_power
        return integer_power(self, other, one=MultiVector({0: 1}, self.space))

Example #2

    def __pow__(self, other):
        """Return *self* to the integer power *other*."""

        other = int(other)

        from pymbolic.algorithm import integer_power
        return integer_power(self, other, one=MultiVector({0: 1}, self.space))

Example #3

def test_integer_power():
    from pymbolic.algorithm import integer_power

    for base, expn in [
        (17, 5),
        (17, 2**10),
        (13, 20),
        (13, 1343),
    ]:
        assert base**expn == integer_power(base, expn)

Example #4

def test_integer_power():
    from pymbolic.algorithm import integer_power

    for base, expn in [
            (17, 5),
            (17, 2**10),
            (13, 20),
            (13, 1343),
            ]:
        assert base**expn == integer_power(base, expn)

Example #5

File: polynomial.py Project: hpc12/lec11-demo

 def __pow__(self, other):
     return algorithm.integer_power(self, int(other),
                                    Polynomial(self.Base, ((0, 1), )))

Example #6

File: polynomial.py Project: FInAT/pymbolic

 def __pow__(self, other):
     return algorithm.integer_power(self, int(other),
                                    Polynomial(self.Base, ((0, 1),)))