# ts-complex-division

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Floating point complex division in TypeScript

## Intro

Complex floating point division isn't quite trivial. The naive method may encounter overflow, underflow, or loss of precision due to the intermediate floating point results.

## Usage

##### `import { complexDivision } from 'ts-complex-division';`

Calculates (a + ib)/(c + id) and returns a two-element JS array with the real and imaginary components.

`result` is an optional `Array` or typed array into which the output is inserted.

## Example

```TypeScript
import { complexDivision } from 'ts-complex-division';

const result = complexDivision(a, b, c, d);

// result = [ 0.44, 0.08 ]
```