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At least 99% of the time, any number can be odd or even. This uncertainty can be eliminated with is-number-odd-or-even
. As it sports an incredibly fast, open-ended API, you can solve all even or odd related problems with only 1 line.
- [x] See if a number is odd or even
- [x] Output useful logs if logging is enabled while doing stuff
A clarification: this library doesn't return a different value depending on whether the number is odd or even, for example, true
or false
, it always returns true
whether the number is odd or even unless the number is infinity.
$ npm i is-number-odd-or-even
Just import the library and pass in two arguments: the value that you want to check is odd or even, and a boolean whether to output useful logs!
Importing
const isOddOrEven = require("is-number-odd-or-even")
Example usage:
const isOddOrEven = require("is-number-odd-or-even")
const test1 = isOddOrEven(1, false) // outputs no logs because logging is disabled
const test1 = isOddOrEven(2, false) // outputs no logs because logging is disabled
const test3 = isOddOrEven(Infinity, true) // outputs logs because logging is enabled
console.log(test1) // true
console.log(test2) // true
console.log(test3) // false (because infinity is not odd or even)
This project is licensed under the MIT License