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Python cmath.isinf() Method

Python cmath.isinf() method in python is used to returns a Boolean value and checks whether a value is positive or negative infinity, or not. If the value is infinity it returns true, otherwise False.

Syntax:

cmath.isinf(x)

Parameter Values

Parameter	Description
x	It is a Required parameter used to check for infinity of the value

Here is an Example of Python cmath.isinf() Method:


import cmath
print (cmath.isinf(complex(6 + float('inf'))))
print (cmath.isinf(14 + 2j))

Output:
True
False

Example 2:


import cmath
print (cmath.isinf(complex(12 + float('inf'))))
print (cmath.isinf(10 + 5j))

Output:
True
False

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