- String max() Function in python returns the maximum alphabetical character from the string
- String min() Function in python returns the minimum alphabetical character from the string
Syntax of String max() and String min() Function in Python:
1.max(str)
2.min(str)
str – This is the string from which maximum or minimum alphabetical character needs to be returned.
Example of String max() Function in Python
String max() Function in python returns the maximum alphabetical character from the string
#string max() Function example str = "Salute to the mother earth" print "Maximum alphabetic character in the string is :"+ max(str)
so the output will be
Maximum alphabetic character in the string is :t
Example of String min() Function in Python
String min() Function in python returns the minimum alphabetical character from the string
#string min() Function example str1 = "salute to the mother earth" str2 = "salute-to-the-mother-earth!" str3 = "salutetothemotherearth" print "Minimum alphabetic character in the string1 is :"+ min(str1) print "Minimum alphabetic character in the string2 is :"+ min(str2) print "Minimum alphabetic character in the string3 is :"+ min(str3)
- First min() function returns the space which is minimum character of that string
- Second min() function returns the ! symbol which is minimum character of that string
- Third min() function returns the “a” which is minimum character of that string
So the output will be
Minimum alphabetic character in the string1 is :
Minimum alphabetic character in the string2 is :!
Minimum alphabetic character in the string3 is :a
Minimum alphabetic character in the string2 is :!
Minimum alphabetic character in the string3 is :a