faiNumber is a fast and secure numerical library that is being built for a variety of programming languages.
faiNumber mainly deals with converting numerical data into string type representation(or char array) to a value of an integer data type, and vice versa(where available).
faiNumber also offers features for checking if a string is a valid integer of a variety of numbering systems. This feature may not be available for all of faiNumber version.
One of faiNumber's unique features is that faiNumber can compare numerical strings of a numbering system with the radix from 2 to 36 without length constraint. faiNumber may not support this feature on all languages.
Flexibility was never a part of the design when faiNumber was first released for Java. Nonetheless, since the first release of Fortran, flexibility is now part of the design for faiNumber.
Java - lib.fai.host.faiNumber
Javascript - faiNumber-JS
Fortran - faiNumber-Fortran
Go - faiNumber-Go
If you wish you contribute to faiNumber's code, you are more than welcome to do so. Each language that faiNumber was written for may have a different coding guideline.
If you like the features that faiNumber provided and want to donate to the project, you are more than welcome to do so with this link below. Note that donations that are made with this link below will only go toward the main contributor(Khang Hoang Nguyen) of the project. If you would like to donate to a specific contributor of the project, you would have to contact that contributor directly.
