Python math.fabs() Method
Python math ModulePython math.fabs(x)The method returns the absolute value of x.
The absolute value is a non-negative number; if there is a negative sign, it will be removed.
Unlike Python's built-inabs()different, this method always converts the value to a floating-point value.
Syntax
The syntax of the math.fabs() method is as follows:
math.fabs(x)
Parameter description:
- x-- Required, number. If x is not a number, returns TypeError.
Return Value
Returns a floating-point number representing the absolute value of x.
Example
The following example returns the absolute value of a number:
Example
# Import math package
import math
# Output absolute value
print(math.fabs(2.77))
print(math.fabs(8.32))
print(math.fabs(-99.29))
import math
# Output absolute value
print(math.fabs(2.77))
print(math.fabs(8.32))
print(math.fabs(-99.29))
Output result:
2.77 8.32 99.29Other extensions