Return absolute value:
#Import math Library
import math
#Print absolute values from numbers
print(math.fabs(-66.43))
print(math.fabs(-7))
Try it Yourself » Definition and UsageThe math.fabs() method returns the absolute value of a number, as a float.
Absolute denotes a non-negative number. This removes the negative sign of the value if it has any.
Unlike Python abs(), this method always converts the value to a float value.
Syntax Parameter Values Parameter Description x Required. A number. If we try anything else except a number, it returns a TypeError Technical Details Return Value: Afloat value, representing the absolute value of x Python Version: 2.6
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