Python functions-abs ()

Python functions-abs () from today on, I will update a python function every day, with notes for using instances and functions. I gave this function topic the name "python function one talk every day". I hope you can support it. Haha

Starting from below, today's function is abs ()

Read the official English document for explanation.

Abs (x)

Return the absolute value of a number. The argument may be a plain or long integer or a floating point number. If the argument is a complex number, its magnitude is returned.

Details:

Returns the absolute value.

The parameter can be a negative number, a positive number, a floating point number, or a long integer.

Instance:

Abs (-1.2) # returns 1.2 abs (1.2) # returns 1.2 abs (-11216.5) # returns 11216.5 abs (11216.5) # returns 11216.5 abs () # returns

Note: the parameter can be a negative number or a positive number. Only the absolute value is obtained, and no integer is obtained.