The cmath.inf constant in Python represents positive infinity. It is a special value used to represent a number that is larger than any other number. It is a floating-point value and can be used in calculations involving complex numbers.
Here's an example of using cmath.inf:
import cmath
z = 1 + 1j
result = z * cmath.inf
print(result)
Output:
(inf+infj)
In the above example, we first import the cmath module. We then define a complex number z with a value of 1 + 1j. We then multiply z by cmath.inf using the * operator. The result is a complex number with infinite real and imaginary parts.
Note that the cmath.inf constant can also be used with real numbers. In this case, the result will be a floating-point value representing positive infinity.
