Python String | max()
max() is an inbuilt function in Python programming language that returns the highest alphabetical character in a string.
Syntax:
max(string)
Parameter:
max() method takes a string as a parameter
Return value:
Returns a character which is alphabetically the highest character in the string.
Below is the Python implementation of the method max()
# pythin program to demonstrate the use of # max() function # maximum alphabetical character in # "geeks" string = "geeks" print max(string) # maximum alphabetical character in # "raj" string = "raj" print max(string) |
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Output:
s r
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