Add Quantitative Finance Code in Python - Fixes #36 #45
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Pull Request Description
Overview
This pull request addresses Issue #36 titled "Incorporating finance codes in python". The goal was to integrate quantitative finance functionalities into the existing Python codebase.
Summary of Changes
The following enhancements have been made to the repository:
New Directory Created:
Quantitative_Finance
has been added to organize the finance-related code and facilitate easy access for future development.Core Financial Calculations Implemented:
financial_utils.py
, has been created which includes functions for:Interactive Examples Provided:
Quantitative_Finance_Examples.ipynb
has been created, offering practical examples and showcasing how to use the implemented financial functions effectively.Documentation Added:
README.md
file has been included, detailing the module's purpose, the available functions, and instructions on how to utilize them.Functionality Verification:
Next Steps
With this foundational work in place, users and developers are encouraged to build upon this framework by adding additional financial models and calculations tailored to their requirements.
Conclusion
This implementation enhances the repository by providing essential tools for quantitative finance analysis, thus setting the stage for further innovation and application within the Python ecosystem.
Fixes #36.