Ideal fluid and real fluid

Ideal fluid:-
The fluid which is imaginary and does not exist in practically or daily today life is called ideal fluid
it can be assumed to be incompressible and inviscid.
Real fluid:-
AReal fluid which have a certain fluid propertiea are called as areal fluid.
Real fluid exist in nature and not imaginary

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