Python3 abs () function
description
abs () function returns the absolute value.
grammar
The following is the syntax abs () method:
abs( x )
parameter
- x - numeric expression, it may be an integer, floating point numbers, complex numbers.
return value
Function returns x (number) absolute value, if the argument is a complex number, returns its size.Examples
The following illustrates the use of abs () method Example:
#!/usr/bin/python3
print ("abs(-40) : ", abs(-40))
print ("abs(100.10) : ", abs(100.10))
After running the above example output is:
abs(-40) : 40 abs(100.10) : 100.1