Parsing Large Numbers Question

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  • amyvaulhausen
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    • Mar 2019
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    Parsing Large Numbers Question

    Parsing Large Numbers Question

    Hi All, I am writing some simple code to raise a base value to a power
    then perform some operations on the output. I have included the code I am
    using now, below ( see end of this message ), also see immediately below
    what this looks like when I run my script from the console ;
    ............... ............... ...........
    C:\PYTHON34>pyt hon tst.py
    INPUT Value: 431.1
    INPUT Power Value; 1.9907
    RESULT 1739.5545056414 266582578420639 038085937500000 000000000000000 00000
    ............... ............... ...........

    What I need to be able to do ;

    1.) Store whole number value to left of the decimal point without decimals to
    a variable = x

    2.) Grab entire decimal value to the right of the decimal point and store in a variable
    = y

    Parse (y) according to some simple rules. Here's where it gets trick for me.

    What I want to do is examine (y) to see if there are any leading leading and trailing zeros

    In the example ; "1739.554505... .." IF this value was instead, something like any of the following ;

    1739.0554505
    1739.00554505
    1739.000554505

    Then I want to extract the whole number less any continuous leading zeroes

    NEXT, I want to cut the number so that when there are four continuous trailing zeros, all zeros
    starting from the first one that started off the first four continuous zeros and all following zeroes are
    truncated

    So in our example ;
    "1739.554505641 426658257842063 903808593750000 000000000000000 000000"

    (y) becomes "55450564142665 825784206390380 859375"

    Next I want to take the mod of above value by %1999

    This returns "1407"

    Next I want to join this value AS the decimal value to the right as ;

    1739.1407

    Ok, so now why am I stuck at this point?

    I'm still fairly new to learning Python so I don't actually kknow what the best ways are to do this.

    I'm thinking I could maybe just do a trim on the value to the right of the decimal, take that, convert the whole thing to a string, then chop up each digit and store each individually to an array then code a rule set for stepping through strings in array cells, but this also seems like it could take more CPU time than I'd like. I'm hoping to perform this sort of operation fast, as fast as possible.

    Also, I do not even know how to best approach this even if I had to store this as a string into an array, and if I munderstand correctly string processing tends to takes more CPU time than number calcs.

    Any insight, direction, code suggestions greatly appreciated!

    This is the code I am currently using ;

    Code:
    CODE -->
    import time
    e0=time.time()
    c0=time.clock()
    
    import sys
    import math
    from sympy import mpmath
    from mpmath import *
    mpmath.mp.dps = 10000
    
    
    inputx = float(input('Enter inputx Value: '))
    powerx =float(input('Enter Power Value; '))
    
    inputx_squared = float((mpmath.power(inputx, powerx)))%1999
    
    print('\r')
    print('RESULT ', '%.60f' % inputx_squared)
    
    elapsed_time=time.time() -e0
    cpu_time=time.clock() -c0
    
    print('\r')
    print("CPU TIME ;", cpu_time)
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