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    import cmath
    z = complex(input())
    r = abs(z)
    phi = cmath.phase(z)
    print(r)
    print(phi)
    
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    for Python3 Platform

    import cmath
    
    c = complex(input())
    
    print(abs(c))
    print(cmath.phase(c))
    
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    from cmath import phase import math

    cmpl = complex(input()) print(math.sqrt(cmpl.real ** 2+ cmpl.imag ** 2)) print(phase(cmpl))

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