How to calculate absolute value in python
To get the absolute value of a number in python there is the “Built-in” function: abs():
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abs(number) number : Negative or Positive Number |
Example: Write a program to find absolute value of an input number in python.
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number = float(input("Enter a number:")) number=abs(number) print("Number:{}".format(number)) |
Output:
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Enter a number:-25 Number:25.0 |
Example 1: integer
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>>> x = - 3 >>> abs(x) 3 |
Example 2: float
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>>> x = - 6.0 >>> abs(x) 6.0 |
Example 3: complex
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>>> z = complex(3,4) >>> abs(z) 5.0 |
Example 4: mixed example
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# floating point number float = -54.26 print('Absolute value of float is:', abs(float)) # An integer int = -94 print('Absolute value of integer is:', abs(int)) # A complex number complex = (3 - 4j) print('Absolute value or Magnitude of complex is:', abs(complex)) |
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