imag function

Input type Output type
complex float

This function returns the imaginary part of the complex argument. If the argument is of type int or float, it is first converted to complex by the compiler. However, in this case, this function will always return 0.0.

Examples:

  imag(4)          ; 0.0  imag(4.3)        ; 0.0  imag((5, 4))     ; 4.0  imag((3, -3.2))  ; -3.2    

See Also
flip function
real function

imag function