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Question
Atharva is a Python programmer working on a program to find and return the maximum value from the list. The code written below has syntactical errors. Rewrite the correct code and underline the corrections made.
def max_num (L):
max=L(O)
for a in L:
if a > max
max=a
return maxAdvertisements
Solution
Errors in code:
def max_num(L):
max=L(0)
for a in L:
if a>max
max=a
return max
Corrected code:
def max_num(L):
max=L[0]
for a in L:
if a>max:
max = a
return max
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