Which of the following is not a valid use of function maxmin?
A) result = maxmin([20, 5, 30, 45, 60, 15])
B) result = maxmin([max(num_list1), max(num_list2)])
C) result = maxmin([max(num_list1), max(num_list2), max(num_list3)])
D) largest, smallest = maxmin(num_list)
E) if maxmin(num_list) 100:
Print('Largest value above 100')

Question

Which of the following is not a valid use of function maxmin?
A) result = maxmin([20, 5, 30, 45, 60, 15])
B) result = maxmin([max(num_list1), max(num_list2)])
C) result = maxmin([max(num_list1), max(num_list2), max(num_list3)])
D) largest, smallest = maxmin(num_list)
E) if maxmin(num_list) > 100:
Print('Largest value above 100')

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The function maxmin, as implied by its name, likely returns a tuple containing the maximum and minimum values of a list. Option E is incorrect because it attempts to compare a tuple directly to an integer (100), which is not a valid operation in Python.

Which of the Following Is Not a Valid Use of Function