lambertswift


Introduction

Welcome to the LambertSwift documentation guide. Here you will find information and resources to help you integrate LambertSwift into your iOS projects. LambertSwift is a powerful Swift library that provides advanced mathematical functions and operations.


Installation

To integrate LambertSwift into your project, you can follow these steps:

  • Open your project in Xcode.
  • Select your target.
  • Navigate to the “General” tab.
  • Scroll down to the “Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content” section.
  • Click on the “+” button.
  • Search for “LambertSwift” and select it.
  • Choose “Embed & Sign” from the dropdown menu.
  • Click on the “Finish” button.


Usage

Using LambertSwift in your project is straightforward. Simply follow these steps:

  1. Import the LambertSwift module into your Swift file:
  2. import LambertSwift
  3. Create an instance of the Lambert class:
  4. let lambert = Lambert()
  5. Start utilizing the various functions and operations provided by LambertSwift.

  6. Examples

    Example 1: Computing Square Root

    You can compute the square root of a number using the `sqrt` function:

    let number = 16.0
    let squareRoot = lambert.sqrt(number)
    print("The square root of \(number) is \(squareRoot)")

    Example 2: Computing Exponential Value

    You can compute the exponential value using the `exp` function:

    let base = 2.0
    let exponent = 3.0
    let result = lambert.exp(base, exponent)
    print("\(base) raised to the power of \(exponent) is \(result)")

    Example 3: Computing Logarithm

    You can compute the logarithm using the `log` function:

    let base = 10.0
    let number = 100.0
    let logarithm = lambert.log(base, number)
    print("The logarithm of \(number) with base \(base) is \(logarithm)")

    Example 4: Computing Factorial

    You can compute the factorial of a number using the `factorial` function:

    let number = 5
    let factorial = lambert.factorial(number)
    print("The factorial of \(number) is \(factorial)")


Conclusion

Congratulations! You now have a basic understanding of how to use LambertSwift in your Swift projects. Refer to the LambertSwift API documentation for more information on available functions and operations. Enjoy coding with LambertSwift!