The complex() function returns a complex number with a real part and imaginary part.
Example
#!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
print("the value of complex(1, 2) is: ",complex(1, 2))
print("the value of complex(1, 0) is: ",complex(1, 0))
print("the value of complex(1, 3) is: ",complex(1, 3))
print("the value of complex(2, 2) is: ",complex(2, 2))
Output:
the value of complex(1, 2) is: (1+2j)
the value of complex(1, 0) is: (1+0j)
the value of complex(1, 3) is: (1+3j)
the value of complex(2, 2) is: (2+2j)
Syntax
complex(real, imaginary)
Parameters
Name | Description |
real | A number representing the real part of the complex number. |
imaginary | A number representing the imaginary part of the complex number. |
Return Value
It returns a complex number.