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Get unique number results based on unique inputs using modulo-n classes.

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  • modulo-n

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modulo-n

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Get unique number results based on unique inputs using modulo-n classes.

For a specific integer and range, you will always get the same number result. It could happen to find different inputs for which the result will be the same. That's expected.

☁️ Installation

$ npm i --save modulo-n

📋 Example

const moduloN = require("modulo-n");

console.log(moduloN(42, 4, 8));
// => 6

console.log(moduloN(42, 2, 8));
// => 2

console.log(moduloN(43, 2, 8));
// => 3

📝 Documentation

moduloN(n, min, max)

Returns a number that will be unique for a specific n and range.

Params

  • Number n: The input number.
  • Number min: The minimum number in the range.
  • Number max: The maximum number in the range.

Return

  • Number A number that will greater or equal to min but lower than max and will be always the same for the same range and same n.

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  • numberly—Get a specific number for an input string and number range.

📜 License

MIT © Ionică Bizău