It is very useful tool for differents manipulating on five.

How to use this library

To use this library just import it in that way:

from five import Five

Next you need create an instance of class Five:

my_five = Five()

What the library could do

1. Library helps avoid magic 5 number for calculations:

my_five + 3  #8
my_five ** 2  #25
2 ** my_five  #32
my_five << 3  #40
if my_five < 6:
        print('It works!')  # 'It works will be displayed'

2. Library can be useful for translating five in many languages:

print(my_five.say_five_in_language('Russian'))  # пять
print(my_five.say_five_in_language('Polish'))  # pięć

3. You can also check for five in different digits:

my_five.print_five_in_digit_type('European')  # 5
my_five.print_five_in_digit_type('Arabic')  # ٥
my_five.print_five_in_digit_type('Arabic-west')  # ۵

4. You can also check for properties of five:

my_five.is_complex()  # False
my_five.is_rational()  # True

5. Or even represent 5 by any sort of operation:

my_five.as_sum()  # 3+2
my_five.as_fraction()  # 10/2

6. Function draw_five can draw five:

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7. It also can repeat everyting 5 times!

my_five.say_five_times('😹')  # it will print: 😹😹😹😹😹
my_five.say_five_times('vodka')  # it will print: vodkavodkavodkavodkavodka