Python library for Vedic Maths sutras. This library implements the vedic maths sutras for performing basic mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, square roots, cube roots etc.

The library will also expose operations like factorial. This library can be used to perform very large multiplications. Though python does not have any restrictions on size of integers, floats many programming languages do.

Since vedic maths sutras work on individual digits in a number as opposed to the whole number, they can treat numbers as strings and hence not run into issues with storage and computations on very large numbers.

The python library exposes a construct called VedicNumber which is an abstraction over basic constructs (integers, strings etc.)

from vedic import VedicNumber

myintvedicnumber = VedicNumber(100)
mystrvedicnumber = VedicNumber('1897656578')

Two vedic numbers can be added using the + operator as follows. Addition is performed using the L-R vedic sutra.

from vedic import VedicNumber

vedicnumber1 = VedicNumber(1234)
vedicnumber2 = VedicNumber(5678)

result = vedicnumber1 + vedicnumber2
print(result)

For adding multiple numbers at a time, the API can be used as follows

from vedic import Ops, VedicNumber

result = Ops.add([58200, 1136909 + 14567 + 345687000, 45678])
# Vedic numbers can be passed to the above add api as well
print(result)

A vedic number can be subtracted from another vedic number. This uses the L-R vedic sutra.

from vedic import VedicNumber

result = VedicNumber(90008988) - VedicNumber(28200009)
print(result)

result = VedicNumber(100020000000000) - VedicNumber(9)
print(result)

Two vedic numbers can be multiplied using the * operator of python. The multiplication is performed using Vertical-Crosswise sutra of vedic maths

from vedic import VedicNumber

print(VedicNumber(45) * VedicNumber(57))

#Really large numbers
print(VedicNumber(68629335010652649695338856996888505082799258781159071602280830658069423538482865002531059244901433270522974099404725678) * VedicNumber(4681792376906432202903607601716785597020499902587316420748476976419066198975454254254254278899))

P.S - THIS LIBRARY IS STILL WIP