Python | fsum() function
fsum() is inbuilt function in Python, used to find sum between some range or an iterable. To use this function we need to import the math library.
Syntax :
maths.fsum( iterable )
Parameter :
iterable : Here we pass some value which is iterable like arrays, list.
Use :
fsum() is used to find the sum of some range, array , list.
Return Type :
The function return a floating point number.
Code demonstrating fsum() :
# Python code to demonstrate use # of math.fsum() function # fsum() is found in math library import math # range(10) print(math.fsum(range(10))) # Integer list arr = [1, 4, 6] print(math.fsum(arr)) # Floating point list arr = [2.5, 2.4, 3.09] print(math.fsum(arr)) |
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Output :
45.0 11.0 7.99
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