Problem Statement
Given an integer value, positive or negative, find its absolute value.
Absolute value is defined as the magnitude of the given value, ignoring the sign.
Input
The first line of input contains an integer value n
, where n
can be negative or positive or zero.
Output
Print the absolute value of given integer.
As is
The boilerplate code is already there to read the input from user as an integer into a variable, in the main()
function. Also it calls the absolute_value()
function, and prints the returned value. Do not edit this code.
To do ✍
absolute_value()
has one parameter: num
which is an integer value. Write code inside the function body to compute the absolute value of given integer value, and return the absolute value.
Example 1
Test input
-52
Test output
52
Explanation
52 is the magnitude of the value -52.
Example 2
Test input
48
Test output
48
Explanation
48 is the magnitude of the value 48.
Useful References
Python Program
# Complete the following function
# Return the absolute value
def absolute_value(n):
# Boilerplate code - Do not edit the following
def main():
n = int(input())
print(absolute_value(n))
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
Test case 1
0
0
Test case 2
-100
100
Test case 3
54
54
# Complete the following function
# Return the absolute value
def absolute_value(n):
return abs(n)
# Boilerplate code - Do not edit the following
def main():
n = int(input())
print(absolute_value(n))
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()