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dozenal: A Haskell library for using Dozenal (Duodecimal - Base 12) numbers.

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A Haskell library for using Dozenal (Duodecimal - Base 12) numbers.

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Versions [RSS] 0.1.0.0
Dependencies base (>=4.7 && <4.8) [details]
License GPL-3.0-only
Author Siddhanathan Shanmugam
Maintainer siddhanathan@gmail.com
Category Math
Home page https://github.com/siddhanathan/dozenal
Uploaded by siddhanathan at 2015-04-11T17:42:14Z
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dozenal

A Haskell library for using Dozenal (Duodecimal - Base 12) numbers.

Usage

Create number using: (Dozenal String)

Example: Dozenal "1X"

Permitted digits: [0..9] ++ "X" ++ "E"

Dozenal is an instance of the Num class, so you can do numerical computations with it.

Example:

(Dozenal "10")^2

(Dozenal "10") + (Dozenal "10")

Limitations

Internally, the string is converted to decimal and calculations proceed in decimal. Once calculations are done, the decimal digit is converted back to dozenal. This means that, you may run into an error if the base conversion is not possible. Converting from a higher base to a lower base can sometimes not be possible (usually only when there are floting point numbers or numbers after the dit - decimal point equivalent in dozenal).

Also, the current implementation uses only integers, and does not support floating point numbers.