Uses of Package
org.zfcj.math.numbers

Packages that use org.zfcj.math.numbers
Package
Description
Core numeric types for integer and real-valued arithmetic
Provides the auto-generated ConcreteNumber abstract base class along with its singleton sub-types Zero, One, Two, etc and supporting types
  • Class
    Description
    Represents the aleph number aleph-zero, also called aleph-nought or aleph-null, and written as ℵ₀.
    AlephNumbers represent the cardinalities of infinite sets.
    A CardinalNumber is what is commonly called the cardinality or number of elements of a set.
    A CountableNumber is a CardinalNumber that is either a NaturalNumber or Aleph0
    Represents a generic uncountable infinite cardinal
    Any integer number such as -12, 14, 0, 1 google, etc.
    A NaturalNumber is a non-negative Integer
    Represents an actualized negative infinity, denoted as -∞, a RealNumber less than any other RealNumber
    A number of some type, ie real number, integer, etc.
    Represents an actualized positive infinity, denoted as +∞, a RealNumber greater than any other RealNumber
    A PositiveInteger is a NaturalNumber that isn't Zero.
    A RationalNumber, also called a fraction, is a RealNumber that can be defined as a ratio of two Integers.
    A RealNumber is an element of the set of RealNumbers
  • Class
    Description
    A CardinalNumber is what is commonly called the cardinality or number of elements of a set.
    A CountableNumber is a CardinalNumber that is either a NaturalNumber or Aleph0
    Any integer number such as -12, 14, 0, 1 google, etc.
    A NaturalNumber is a non-negative Integer
    A number of some type, ie real number, integer, etc.
    A PositiveInteger is a NaturalNumber that isn't Zero.
    A RationalNumber, also called a fraction, is a RealNumber that can be defined as a ratio of two Integers.
    A RealNumber is an element of the set of RealNumbers