With the help of cmath.exp() method, we can find the exponent of any number by passing it to cmath.exp() method.
Syntax :
cmath.exp(value)
Return : Return the exponential value.
Example #1 :
In this example we can see that by using cmath.exp() method, we are able to get the values of exponent by passing any value to it.
# importing cmath library import cmath # using cmath.exp() method gfg = cmath.exp(5) print(gfg) |
Output :
(148.4131591025766 + 0j)
Example #2 :
# importing cmath library import cmath # using cmath.exp() method gfg = cmath.exp(-16) print(gfg) |
Output :
(1.1253517471925912e-07+0j)
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