Python q_ln Examples

Example #1

from qfunction.fundamentals.canonic import prod
from qfunction.fundamentals import q_sum, q_mult, q_ln, q_sub

#print(sum(2,4,1))
print(q_sum(4, 2, 1, q=1.9))

print(q_mult(1, 2, q=1))

print(q_ln(1, q=.5))

print(q_sub(4, 3))

Example #2

File: test_canonic_20210726232155.py Project: gpftc/qfunction

from qfunction.fundamentals.canonic import prod
from qfunction.fundamentals import q_sum, q_mult, q_ln

#print(sum(2,4,1))
print(q_sum(4, 2, 1, q=1.9))

print(q_mult(1, 2, q=1))

print(q_ln(2.1278))

Example #3

from qfunction.fundamentals.canonic import prod
from qfunction.fundamentals import q_sum, q_mult, q_ln, q_sub

#print(sum(2,4,1))
print(q_sum(4, 2, 1, q=1.9))

print(q_mult(1, 2, q=.5))

print(q_ln(3, q=1))

print(q_sub(4, 3, q=.9))

Example #4

from qfunction.fundamentals.canonic import prod
from qfunction.fundamentals import q_sum,q_mult,q_ln


#print(sum(2,4,1))
print(q_sum(4,2,1,q=1.9))

print(q_mult(1,2,q=0))

print(q_ln(3))

Example #5

from qfunction.fundamentals.canonic import prod
from qfunction.fundamentals import q_sum, q_mult, q_ln

#print(sum(2,4,1))
print(q_sum(4, 2, 1, q=1.9))

print(q_mult(1, 2, q=1))

print(q_ln(2.1278, q=.5))

Example #6

from qfunction.fundamentals.canonic import prod
from qfunction.fundamentals import q_sum, q_mult, q_ln

#print(sum(2,4,1))
print(q_sum(4, 2, 1, q=1.9))

print(q_mult(1, 2, q=1))

print(q_ln(2.1278), q=.5)