Python standard library: Built-in Functions Max (iterable, *[, key, default])

Max (Arg1, arg2, *args[, key])

This function is to iterate over the object iterable to find out the maximum value to return. When the key parameter is not empty, it is judged by the function object of key.

Example:

#max () Array1 = Range (Ten) Array2 = Range (0, 3) print (' max (array1) = ', Max (array1)) print (' max (array2) = ', Max (array2)) Print (' Max (array1, ') = ', Max (array1, Key=lambda x:x > 3)) print (max (1, 2)) (max (' ah ', ' BF ', Key=lambda x:x[1]) prin T (Max (array1, Array2, Key=lambda x:x[1]) def comparator (x):   return X[2]print (max (' Ah2 ', ' bf3 ', Key=comparator))

The resulting output is as follows:

Max (array1) = 9

Max (array2) = 18

Max (array1,) = 4

2

Ah

Range (0, 20, 3)

Bf3

Python standard library: Built-in Functions Max (iterable, *[, key, default])