Rust Scientific

This repository has functions written in rust for scientific porpuses, or math porpuses, for now has the following functions:

Functionsci_2_num

This function is designed to convert a scientific notation string into a regular integer (u128). It performs a series of checks and transformations to ensure the input is valid and can be correctly converted.

Parameters

• sci_not (type: &str): The scientific notation string to be converted into an integer.

Returns

• u128: The converted integer value.

Exceptions

• If the scientific notation string contains more than one decimal point, an Invalid scientific notation panic is raised.
• If the integer part of the scientific notation string is empty, an Invalid scientific notation panic is raised.
• If the integer value is greater than 10, an Invalid scientific notation panic is raised.
• If the power part of the scientific notation string does not contain exactly one exponentiation operator (^), an Invalid scientific notation panic is raised.
• If any of the parsed values (integer part, decimal part, power value) fail to parse as u128, an Invalid scientific notation panic is raised.
• If the number fails to parse as u128 after the necessary transformations, a Failed to parse number panic is raised.

Format

The function sci_2_num only accepts input in the following scientific notation format: "number*10^exponent". The input must adhere to the structure where a numerical value is multiplied by 10 raised to a certain exponent.

Examples of Valid Input

• "1.32*10^5": The decimal part is optional, and the exponent can be a positive integer.
• "3*10^4": The decimal part can be omitted, and the exponent should be a non-negative integer.

Invalid Input

Any deviation from the specified format may result in panics or errors, as outlined in the Exceptions section of the documentation.

Example

let result = sci_2_num("1.23*10^5");
println!("{}", result);
// Output: 123000