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I was thinking about making a class in a bunch of different languages to replace the default Math class. The purpose would be to simply introduce new functions not covered by the original class. As such, I would need to re-write the whole existing class' functions to work independently from the original class. I would then add more things that the original class cannot do.

I was just wondering if there was a point. I get that in .NET-dependent languages this would make no difference as Math is a dependency by default. However, it could be useful in other languages where you are required to import something like cmath in Python.

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"I get that in .NET-dependent languages this would make no difference as Math is a dependency by default."

Math can't be a dependency because it's a class, not a dll. The dependency here is mscorlib.dll, not "Math". Why would you re-write it though entirely instead of just writing a class that helps add onto it?

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I was oversimplifying. I understand that Math is just a class in mscorlib.

And that's true. I just wanted to try writing it from scratch for the purpose of experimenting.