The complex function in Python is a built-in function that stores numbers as complex numbers. The syntax is complex ([real[, imaginary]]).
The following code prints out a real number in complex form.
a = complex(1.5)
print(a)
How would the code need to be altered to change the number to have an imaginary part of 2?
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Responses
a = complex(2)
a = complex(2)
a = complex(1.5)
b = complex(2)
a = complex(1.5) b = complex(2)
a = complex(2,1.5)
a = complex(2,1.5)
a = complex(1.5,2)
a = complex(1.5,2)
To change the number to have an imaginary part of 2, the code would need to be altered as follows:
a = complex(1.5, 2)
print(a)
To change the number to have an imaginary part of 2, you need to modify the code as follows:
a = complex(1.5, 2)
print(a)
The complex() function takes two arguments: real and imaginary. By providing the value of 1.5 as the real part and 2 as the imaginary part, you can create a complex number with an imaginary part of 2.