steel/numbers

*

Multiplies the given numbers.

(* . nums) -> number?

  • nums : number? - The numbers to multiply. Can have any number of arguments including zero.

Examples

> (* 5 3) ;; => 15
> (* 10 3 2) ;; => 60
> (*) ;; => 1

+

Adds the given numbers.

(+ . nums) -> number?

  • nums : number? - The numbers to add. Can have any number of arguments including zero.

Examples

> (+ 5 3) ;; => 8
> (+ 10 3 2) ;; => 15
> (+) ;; => 0

-

Subtracts the given numbers.

(- . nums) -> number?

  • nums : number? - The numbers to subtract. Must have at least one number.

Examples

> (- 5 3) ;; => 2
> (- 10 3 2) ;; => 5
> (- -5) ;; => 5

/

Divides the given numbers.

(/ . nums) -> number?

  • nums : number? - The numbers to divide. Must have at least one number.

Examples

> (/ 10 2) ;; => 5
> (/ 10 2 2.0) ;; => 2.5
> (/ 1 3.0) ;; => 0.3333333333333333
> (/ 1 3) ;; => 1/3

abs

Computes the absolute value of the given number.

(abs number) -> number?

  • number : number? - The number to compute the absolute value of.

Examples

> (abs 42) ;; => 42
> (abs -42) ;; => 42
> (abs 0) ;; => 0

acos

Returns the arccosine, or inverse cosine, of a value; output is in radians.

(acos n) -> number?

  • n : number? - The input value is the cosine of the angle you want and must be from -1 to 1.

Examples

> (acos -1) ;; => 3.141592653589793
> (acos 0) ;; => 1.5707963267948966
> (acos 0.5) ;; => 1.0471975511965976
> (acos 2) ;; => +nan.0

angle

Computes the angle θ of a complex number z where z = r * (cos θ + i sin θ) and r is the magnitude.

(angle number) -> number?

  • number : number?

arithmetic-shift

Performs a bitwise arithmetic shift using the given 2 numbers

(arithmetic-shift n m) -> integer?

  • n : integer? - The number to shift.
  • m : integer? - The number by which to shift.

Examples

> (arithmetic-shift 10 1) ;; => 20
> (arithmetic-shift 20 1) ;; => 40
> (arithmetic-shift 40 -2) ;; => 10

asin

Returns the arcsine, or inverse sine, of a value; output is in radians.

(asin n) -> number?

  • n : number? - The input value is the sine of the angle you want and must be from -1 to 1.

Examples

> (asin -1) ;; => -1.5707963267948966
> (asin 0) ;; => 0
> (asin 0.5) ;; => 0.5235987755982988
> (asin 2) ;; => +nan.0

atan

Returns the arctangent, or inverse tangent, of a value; output is in radians.

(atan n) -> number?

  • n : number? - The input value is the tangent of the angle you want.

Examples

> (atan -1) ;; => -0.7853981633974483
> (atan 0) ;; => 0
> (atan 0.5) ;; => 0.46364760900080615
> (atan 2) ;; => 1.1071487177940906

ceiling

Rounds the given number up to the nearest integer not less than it.

(ceiling number) -> integer?

  • number : number? - The number to round up.

Examples

> (ceiling 42) ;; => 42
> (ceiling 42.1) ;; => 43
> (ceiling -42.1) ;; => -42

cos

Returns the cosine value of the input angle, measured in radians.

(cos n) -> number?

  • n : number? - The input angle, in radians.

Examples

> (cos 0) ;; => 1
> (cos 1) ;; => 0.5403023058681398
> (cos 2.0) ;; => -0.4161468365471424
> (cos 3.14) ;; => -0.9999987317275395

denominator

Retrieves the denominator of the given rational number.

(denominator number) -> integer?

  • number : number? - The rational number to retrieve the denominator from.

Examples

> (denominator 1/2) ;; => 2
> (denominator 3/4) ;; => 4
> (denominator 4) ;; => 1

even?

Checks if the given number is even

(even? n) -> bool?

  • n : number? - The number to check for evenness.

Examples

> (even? 2) ;; => #true
> (even? 3) ;; => #false
> (even? 4.0) ;; => #true

exact

Returns an exact representation of the input number, coerces an inexact number to an exact form.

(exact n) -> number?

  • n : number? - The value to check for exactness.

Examples

> (exact 5.0) ;; => 5
> (exact 5/3) ;; => 5/3
> (exact 2) ;; => 2

exact->inexact

Converts an exact number to an inexact number.

(exact->inexact num) -> number?

  • num : number? - The number to convert from exact to inexact.

Examples

> (exact->inexact 10) ;; => 10
> (exact->inexact 1/2) ;; => 0.5
> (exact->inexact 1+2i) ;; => 1+2i

exact-integer-sqrt

Computes the integer square root of the given non-negative integer.

(exact-integer-sqrt number) -> (integer? integer?)

  • number : (and/c integer? positive?) - The non-negative integer to compute the square root for.

Examples

> (exact-integer-sqrt 25) ;; => (5 0)
> (exact-integer-sqrt 35) ;; => (5 10)

exact?

Checks if the given value is exact.

(exact? val) -> boolean?

  • val : any - The value to check for exactness.

Examples

> (exact? 42) ;; => #t
> (exact? 3.14) ;; => #f
> (exact? "hello") ;; => #f

exp

Returns Euler’s number raised to the power of z.

(exp z) -> number?

  • z : number? - The number to raise e to the power of.

Examples

> (exp 0) ;; => 1
> (exp 2) ;; => 7.38905609893065
> (exp 1.5) ;; => 4.4816890703380645

expt

Raises the left operand to the power of the right operand.

(expt base exponent) -> number?

  • base : number? - The base number.
  • exponent : number? - The exponent to raise the base to.

Examples

> (expt 2 3) ;; => 8
> (expt 2.0 0.5) ;; => 1.4142135623730951
> (expt 9 0.5) ;; => 3

f+

Sums all given floats

(f+ nums) -> number?

  • nums : float? - The floats to sum up.

Examples

> (f+ 5.5) ;; => 5.5
> (f+ 1.1 2.2) ;; => 3.3
> (f+ 3.3 3.3 3.3) ;; => 9.9

finite?

Returns #t if the given number is finite.

(finite? number) -> boolean?

  • number : number? - The number to check for finiteness.

Examples

> (finite? 42) ;; => #t
> (finite? 0.1) ;; => #t
> (finite? +inf.0) ;; => #f
> (finite? -inf.0) ;; => #f
> (finite? +nan.0) ;; => #f

floor

Computes the largest integer less than or equal to the given number.

(floor number) -> number?

  • number : number? - The number to compute the floor for.

Examples

> (floor 3.14) ;; => 3
> (floor 4.99) ;; => 4
> (floor -2.5) ;; => -3

imag-part

Returns the imaginary part of a number

(imag-part number) -> number?

Examples

> (imag-part 3+4i) ;; => 4
> (imag-part 42) ;; => 0

inexact->exact

Converts an inexact number to an exact number.

(inexact->exact num) -> number?

  • num : number? - The number to convert from inexact to exact.

Examples

> (inexact->exact 10.0) ;; => 10
> (inexact->exact 1.5) ;; => 3/2
> (inexact->exact 1.5+2.5i) ;; => 3/2+5/2i

inexact?

Checks if the given value is inexact.

(inexact? val) -> boolean?

  • val : any - The value to check for inexactness.

Examples

> (inexact? 42) ;; => #f
> (inexact? 3.14) ;; => #t

infinite?

Returns #t if the given number is infinite.

(infinite? number) -> boolean?

  • number : number? - The number to check for infiniteness.

Examples

> (infinite? 42) ;; => #f
> (infinite? -nan.0) ;; => #f
> (infinite? +inf.0) ;; => #t

log

Computes the natural logarithm of the given number.

(log number [base]) -> number?

  • number : number? - The number to compute the logarithm for.
  • base : number? - The base of the logarithm. If not provided, defaults to Euler's number (e).

Examples

> (log 10) ;; => 2.302585092994046
> (log 100 10) ;; => 2
> (log 27 3) ;; => 3

magnitude

Computes the magnitude of the given number.

(magnitude number) -> number?

  • number : number? - The number to compute the magnitude for.

Examples

> (magnitude 3+4i) ;; => 5
> (magnitude 5) ;; => 5
> (magnitude -5) ;; => 5

make-polar

Make a complex number out of a magnitude r and an angle θ, so that the result is r * (cos θ + i sin θ)

(make-polar r θ) -> number?

  • r : real?
  • theta : real?

make-rectangular

Create a complex number with re as the real part and im as the imaginary part.

(make-rectangular re im) -> number?

  • re : real?
  • im : real?

modulo

Returns the euclidean remainder of the division of the first number by the second This differs from the remainder operator when using negative numbers.

(modulo n m) -> integer?

  • n : integer?
  • m : integer?

Examples

> (modulo 10 3) ;; => 1
> (modulo -10 3) ;; => 2
> (modulo 10 -3) ;; => -2
> (module -10 -3) ;; => -1

nan?

Returns #t if the real number is Nan.

(nan? value) -> boolean?

  • value : real? - The value to check
(nan? +nan.0) => #t
(nan? 100000) => #f

negative?

Checks if the given real number is negative.

(negative? num) -> boolean?

  • num : real? - The real number to check for negativity.

Examples

> (negative? 0) ;; => #f
> (negative? 1) ;; => #f
> (negative? -1) ;; => #t

numerator

Retrieves the numerator of the given rational number.

(numerator number) -> number?

  • number : number? - The rational number to retrieve the numerator from.

Examples

> (numerator 3/4) ;; => 3
> (numerator 5/2) ;; => 5
> (numerator -2) ;; => -2

odd?

Checks if the given number is odd

(odd? n) -> bool?

  • n : number? - The number to check for oddness.

Examples

> (odd? 2) ;; => #false
> (odd? 3) ;; => #true
> (odd? 5.0) ;; => #true

positive?

Checks if the given real number is positive.

(positive? num) -> boolean?

  • num : real? - The real number to check for positivity.

Examples

> (positive? 0) ;; => #f
> (positive? 1) ;; => #t
> (positive? -1) ;; => #f

quotient

Returns quotient of dividing numerator by denomintator.

(quotient numerator denominator) -> integer?

  • numerator : integer? - The numerator.
  • denominator : integer? - The denominator.

Examples

> (quotient 11 2) ;; => 5
> (quotient 10 2) ;; => 5
> (quotient -10 2) ;; => -5

real-part

Returns the real part of a number

(real-part number) -> number?

Examples

> (real-part 3+4i) ;; => 3
> (real-part 42) ;; => 42

remainder

Returns the arithmetic remainder of the division of the first number by the second. This differs from the modulo operator when using negative numbers.

(remainder n m) -> integer?

  • n : integer?
  • m : integer?

Examples

> (remainder 10 3) ;; => 1
> (remainder -10 3) ;; => -1
> (remainder 10 -3) ;; => 1
> (remainder -10 -3) ;; => -1

round

Rounds the given number to the nearest integer.

(round number) -> number?

  • number : number? - The number to round.

Examples

> (round 3.14) ;; => 3
> (round 4.6) ;; => 5
> (round -2.5) ;; => -3

sin

Returns the sine value of the input angle, measured in radians.

(sin n) -> number?

  • n : number? - The input angle, in radians.

Examples

> (sin 0) ;; => 0
> (sin 1) ;; => 0.8414709848078965
> (sin 2.0) ;; => 0.9092974268256817
> (sin 3.14) ;; => 0.0015926529164868282

sqrt

Computes the square root of the given number.

(sqrt number) -> number?

  • number : number? - The number to compute the square root for.

Examples

> (sqrt 4) ;; => 2
> (sqrt 2) ;; => 1.4142135623730951
> (sqrt -1) ;; => 0+1i

square

Computes the square of the given number.

(square number) -> number?

  • number : number? - The number to square.

Examples

> (square 5) ;; => 25
> (square -3) ;; => 9
> (square 2.5) ;; => 6.25

tan

Returns the tangent value of the input angle, measured in radians.

(tan n) -> number?

  • n : number? - The input angle, in radians.

Examples

> (tan 0) ;; => 0
> (tan 1) ;; => 1.557407724654902
> (tan 2.0) ;; => -2.185039863261519
> (tan 3.14) ;; => -0.0015926549364072232

zero?

Checks if the given real number is zero.

(zero? num) -> boolean?

  • num : real? - The number to check for zero.

Examples

> (zero? 0) ;; => #t
> (zero? 0.0) ;; => #t
> (zero? 0.1) ;; => #f