Help trying to write a function

Hello, I have some trouble trying to define a function using the math module to write a logarithm and then derivating it in python 2.7.
I want to write the function xo=log(yo) and then being able to derivate it to obatin as output 1/yo.
Here's the code:

from math import *
from sympy import *
xo,yo,zo=symbols('xo yo zo', real=True)
xo=log(yo)
dyo1=diff(xo, yo)
print ("dxo/dyo="),dyo1

When I execute the programme I get this error in line 5:

Error:xo=log(yo)
AttributeError: 'Symbol' object has no attribute 'log'

(Apr-12-2019, 11:32 AM) Rochense Wrote: Hello, I have some trouble trying to define a function using the math module to write a logarithm and then derivating it in python 2.7.
I want to write the function xo=log(yo) and then being able to derivate it to obatin as output 1/yo.
Here's the code:
from math import *
from sympy import *
xo,yo,zo=symbols('xo yo zo', real=True)
xo=log(yo)
dyo1=diff(xo, yo)
print ("dxo/dyo="),dyo1
When I execute the programme I get this error in line 5:
Error:xo=log(yo)
AttributeError: 'Symbol' object has no attribute 'log'

I found that the error appeared if I import the pylab module.
If I have this, the error appears:

from math import *
from sympy import *
from pylab import *
xo,yo,zo=symbols('xo yo zo', real=True)
xo=log(yo)
dyo1=diff(xo, yo)
print ("dxo/dyo="),dyo1

And I have just discovered that with numpy module happens the same, any idea of how to fix it? Don't use the


   import *

construct, it leads to inconsistencies in the current namespace. Use this for example

import math
import sympy as sy
import pylab
xo,yo,zo=sy.symbols('xo yo zo', real=True)
xo=sy.log(yo)
dyo1=sy.diff(xo, yo)
print ("dxo/dyo="),dyo1

Then you're sure that the log() function from module sympy is used and not the log() function from the numpy module imported in pylab.