I tried this code
while True:
y = input("")
if y== '0':
break
max_number = max(y)
print(max_number)
Could just use max
on an iterator over the inputs:
print(max(iter(input, '0'), key=int))
Should be like this
ys = []
while True:
y = input("")
if y== '0':
break
else:
ys.append(y)
max_number = max(ys)
print(max_number)
The problem on your code is that you're treating the input
as a string
. In order to calculate the maximum number, you can convert the input to an integer
(or float if you wish), then use the max()
function.
ys = []
while True:
y = int(input())
if y == 0:
break
else:
ys.append(y)
Note that the first input can be 0, so it will raise an error if you try to calculate the maximum value of an empty list. You can add a conditional to avoid that.
max_number = max(ys) if ys else None
print(max_number)
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