min()
The min() function finds the minimum value of a string, list, tuple, dictionary or multiple values passed as a parameter. Let's find the minimum values of the string, list, tuple and dictionary created prior.
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1print("The minimum value of string is", min(string))
2print("The minimum value of list is", min(Flowers_List))
3print("The minimum value of tuple is", min(Number_Tuple))
4print("The minimum value of dictionary is", min(General_Dictionary))The output will be:
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1The minimum value of string is M
2The minimum value of list is Daisy
3The minimum value of tuple is one
4The minimum value of dictionary is key1Now if we pass multiple values in min() function as parameter, let's see what happens
PYTHON
1min(1, 4, -5, 6, -10, 0)The output will be:
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1-10xxxxxxxxxx15
string = "Minahil"Flowers_List = ["Tulip", "Jasmine", "Rose", "Lili", "Daisy"]Number_Tuple = ("one", "two", "three")General_Dictionary = { "key1": "value1", "key2": "value2", "key3": "value3", "key4": "value4",}print("The minimum value of string is", min(string))print("The minimum value of list is", min(Flowers_List))print("The minimum value of tuple is", min(Number_Tuple))print("The minimum value of dictionary is", min(General_Dictionary))OUTPUT
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