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The document explains how to access the real and imaginary parts of a complex number in Python using the 'real' and 'imag' attributes. It also provides examples of the default values for single value data structures such as int, float, bool, and complex. Each data type returns its respective default value when instantiated without arguments.

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Python 6

The document explains how to access the real and imaginary parts of a complex number in Python using the 'real' and 'imag' attributes. It also provides examples of the default values for single value data structures such as int, float, bool, and complex. Each data type returns its respective default value when instantiated without arguments.

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Data structure

09 November 2025 11:55 AM

[Link] [gives real part]


[Link] [gives imag part]

>>>a=4+7j
>>>[Link]
4.0
>>>[Link]
7.0
In python the real and imaginary part will be
shown in float data type in complex.

The default value of Singel Value Data structure

>>>int()
0
>>>float()
0.0
>>>bool()
False
>>>complex()
0j

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