How to get Euler's Number in Python
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Euler's number is one of the most important numbers in all of Mathematics.
Python is a popular programming language when it comes to math and processing data.
These two combined means that you'll need to be able to get the Euler's number to use it in your Python code.
In this post, we'll learn the many ways you get the Euler's number in Python.
Using the math module
The easiest way to get the Euler's number is to use the math
module that you can import in your Python code.
PYTHONfrom math import e
print(e)
BASH2.718281828459045
Because we are relying on the math
module, we can be assured that the Euler's number will be accurate.
Using math.exp()
Also using the math
module, we can use the function exp()
to get the Euler's number.
This function takes in a parameter which is the power to which the Euler's number is raised.
Because we know any number raised to the power of 1
is itself, we can use this to get the Euler's number.
PYTHONfrom math
print(exp(1))
BASH2.718281828459045
Conclusion
In this post, we explored how you can use the math
module in two different ways to get the Euler's number.
Hopefully, you've found this useful to you when you're writing Python code.
Thanks for reading!
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