Python hypot() is an inbuilt method that is defined under the math module, which is returned Euclidean norm, which is sqrt(aa+bb). We can use a math module by importing it. The syntax for it would be import math; after importing, we use to call this function using the static object. It is an essential function as it reduces the complexities of the problem associated.

Euclidean norm can be defined as the length of the vector from the origin point to the given point here, suppose x and y.

Python hypot()

Python hypot() is an inbuilt function that calculates the hypotenuse of a right triangle. It’s a method of math module. hypot(x,y): x,y are the two sides of the right triangle, hypotenuse = √x * x + y * y.

Syntax

math.hypot(a,b)

where a and b are numeric variables.

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