31 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
31 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
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"""This package provides linear algebra functionalities.
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The package is split into three modules:
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- matrix: defines the Matrix class
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- vector: defines the Vector class
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- utils: defines the norm() function that is shared by Matrix and Vector
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and package-wide constants
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The classes implement arithmetic operations involving vectors and matrices.
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See the docstrings in the modules and classes for further info.
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"""
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# Import the classes here so that they are available
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# from the package's top level. That means that a user
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# who imports this package with `import sample_package`
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# may then refer to, for example, the Matrix class with
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# simply `sample_package.Matrix` instead of the longer
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# `sample_package.matrix.Matrix`.
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from sample_package.matrix import Matrix
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from sample_package.vector import Vector
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# Define meta information for the package.
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# There are other (and more modern) ways of
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# doing this, but specifying the following
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# dunder variables here is the traditional way.
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__name__ = "linear_algebra_tools"
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__version__ = "0.1.0" # see https://semver.org/ for how the format works
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__author__ = "Alexander Hess"
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