Scipy Constants

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 --


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