Introduction to using the Max () method to find the maximum value in Python

The max () method returns the maximum value of its parameter: the value closest to the positive infinity.
Grammar

The following is the syntax for the Max () method:

Max (x, y, Z, ...)

Parameters

• X--This is a numeric expression.
• Y-This is also a numeric expression.
• Z--This is a numeric expression.

return value

This method returns the maximum value of its parameter.
Example

The following example shows the use of the Max () method.

#!/usr/bin/pythonprint "Max (+, +):", Max (+, +) print "Max ( -20, +):", Max ( -20, +) print " Max ( -80, -20, -10): ", Max ( -80, -20, -10) print" max (0, +, -400): ", max (0, 100,-400)

When we run the above program, it produces the following results:

Max (1000max, -20, +): 400max ( -80, -20, -10): -10max (0, 100,-400): 100

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