Python - math.prod() method

# Python Program to explain math.prod() method

# Importing math module
import math

# list
arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

# Calculate the product of
# of all elements present
# in the given list
product = math.prod(arr)
print(product)


# tuple
tup = (0.5, 0.6, 0.7)

# Calculate the product 
# of all elements present
# in the given tuple
product = math.prod(tup)
print(product)


# range
seq = range(1, 11)

# Calculate the product 
# of all elements present
# in the given range
product = math.prod(seq)
print(product)

# As the start value is not specified 
# it will default to 1

# Python Program to explain math.prod() method

# Importing math module
import math


# By default start value is 1
# but can be explicitly provided
# as a named (keyword-only) parameter

# list
arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

# Calculate the product of
# of all elements present
# in the given list
product = math.prod(arr, start = 2)
print(product)

# Python Program to explain math.prod() method

# Importing math module
import math

# If the given input iterable
# is empty, then this method
# returns the start value 

# list
arr = []

# Calculate the product of
# of all elements present
# in the given list
product = math.prod(arr)
print(product)


# Tuple
tup = ()

# Calculate the product of
# of all elements present
# in the given tuple
product = math.prod(tup, start = 5)
print(product)