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Complex#abs() is a Complex class method which returns the absolute value of the polar form of complex value.
Syntax: Complex.abs() Parameter: Complex values Return: absolute value of the polar form of complex value.
Example #1 : Ruby
# Ruby code for Complex.abs() method

# declaring Complex value
a = Complex(200)

# declaring Complex value
b = Complex(-1, 4)

# declaring Complex value
c = Complex('i')


# use of abs()  
puts "Complex abs form : #{a.abs}\n\n"

puts "Complex abs form : #{b.abs}\n\n"

puts "Complex abs form : #{c.abs}\n\n"
Output :
Complex abs form : 200

Complex abs form : 4.123105625617661

Complex abs form : 1

Example #2 : Ruby
# Ruby code for Complex.abs() method

# declaring Complex value
a = Complex(20, 90)

# declaring Complex value
b = Complex('i')

# declaring Complex value
c = Complex(100, -500)

# use of abs() 
puts "Complex abs form : #{a.abs}\n\n"

puts "Complex abs form : #{b.abs}\n\n"

puts "Complex abs form : #{c.abs}\n\n"
Output :
Complex abs form : 92.19544457292888

Complex abs form : 1

Complex abs form : 509.9019513592785

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