How do I import math module in Python?

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Dear all, I am beginner great if you could help me. I have installed python 3.7 and having issues in importing the math module to run functions like sqrt, etc. Highly appreciate any suggestions. Saba_baba

What I have tried:

>> import math # does not work
>> _import_(math) # does not work either
>> importlib.import(math) # no results here as well

Posted 16-Oct-19 10:54am

Saba_baba

Updated 28-May-21 23:25pm

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Visweswaran N 16-Oct-19 20:41pm

Did you get any error messages? If yes, post it here so that I could help you to find where exactly the problem is.

In your "What I have tried section" you have imported math library correctly in the first attempt if you didn't see any error message, then I believe you have imported the library as Python won't notify you if you import a library unless you make it to notify you.

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Solution 4

for some reason, it works only in jupyther

Posted 28-May-21 23:25pm

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Solution 2

import math did not work for me,
for me it worked:
from math import *

Posted 15-Mar-20 8:13am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2019-10-16T11:41:00

Solution 1

Works fine for me:

Python

import math
print (math.sqrt(4))

Posted 16-Oct-19 11:41am

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Saba_baba 17-Oct-19 12:23pm

Thank you! It worked, this is awesome!

OriginalGriff 17-Oct-19 12:33pm

You're welcome!