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For what it's worth, multimetric or some other project should probably replace radon for the purpose of calculating Halstead metrics. Radon's Halstead calculations only count a subset of relevant operations, but overcount operands in all but the simplest code. (See rubik/radon#160 and rubik/radon#161)
For one file in a codebase I'm working on, I manually counted operands and operators, and while I didn't get the same results exactly out of multimetric, my hand-count and multimetric agree with each other more than they do with radon, which scored the file a zero on all Halstead metrics.
hello @mwchase I want to implement multimetric library to have the code metrics for all languages ! But I don't know how to do it in jupyter notebook. Do you have in the documentation that can help me analyze a software code ?
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There are other Complexity metrics not included in this repo, that can be included.
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https://github.com/priv-kweihmann/multimetric
With https://github.com/mxmssh/IDAmetrics
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