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Starting with some Scipy Constants Scipy is specifically for Scientific implementation. Scipy provides many built-in Constants. Following- • Avogadro • Boltzmann • Btu • Btu_IT • Btu_th • C2F • C2K • ConstantWarning • F2C • F2K • G • Julian_year.... ..............   Unscrollable List of Constant ................. • How to use and implement ? Examples-- Output- Q) How many Constants are there in this module ? Command --

Import Scipy and it's Module Import library only - Syntax -   import <libraryName>   Example -  import pandas   Import Library with sub_name - Syntax - import <LibraryName> as <Sub_Name> Example - import numpy as np Import Library with it's Module- Syntax - from <libraryName> import <ModuleName> Example - from scipy import constants A simple and One Line Code       from scipy import module  We have to import Scipy library and it's Module( constants).       .. We are ready to begin.. Example-  This will return how many cubic centimetre in 1 Liter 1cm³= 1ml = 0.001L Output  will be -     " Now we are ready to use Scipy ".   

Installing....   Scipy • You have to first install Python (lastest version 3.9) and PIP ( performance improvement plan ). Few and easy steps to follow - Download - from offical Python website. How to install ? - Easy steps (also in offical website) PIP installation (  Recommended  )

Scipy (Scientific Python) A library used for Scientific calculations.  ____________________________________ ____________________________________ This Library ♎ contains - • Constants • Unit Categories -                 • Metric                 • Binary                 • Mass   ( Every unit will be covered Later) • Optimizer -  Used for calculating Maxima &       Minima  of functions and also Roots   of  Functions. • Spatial Data • Graphs • Matlab array ...... .......... ......... ......" Many More "........ ....... .......... ......... _____________________________________ ...... This will be a good and a vast topic. .....