Decimal Functions in Python- Set 1:

Operations on decimals in Python for Data Science:

1. sqrt(): It is a function that computes the square root of a decimal number.
2. exp(): It is a function that returns the e^x exponent of a decimal number.
3. ln(): It is a function for computation of natural log of a decimal number.
4. log10(): It is a function that is there for computation of log (base 10) of a decimal number.
5. as_tuple(): It returns the decimal number as a tuple consisting of three arguments, sign (0 for + and 1for-), digits and exponent value.
6. fma(a,b): fma stands for fused multiply and add. It is there for computation of (num*a) + b from the numbers provided in the argument. There is no rounding of (num*a) in this function.

7. compare():

   It is a function for the comparison of decimal numbers. It will return 1 if the first decimal argument is greater than the second one, -1 if the decimal argument is smaller than the second and 0 if both of them are equal. The signs of the arguments are neglected.

8. compare_total_mag(): It compares the total magnitude of decimal numbers. It will return 1 if the first decimal argument is greater than the second one, -1 if the decimal argument is smaller than the second and 0 if both of them are equal. So, the signs of the arguments are neglected.
9. copy_abs(): It is a function that prints the absolute value of a decimal number provided as argument.
10. copy_negate(): It is a function that prints the negation of a decimal number provided as argument.
11. copy_sign(): It is a function that will print the first argument provided, but it will take the sign from the second argument.
12. max(): It is a function for computing the maximum of two decimal numbers.
13. min(): It is a function for computing the minimum of two decimal numbers.

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