MIN
min( a, b )
| min | "minimum" |
| a | a number |
| b | a number |
The min( a, b ) function is used to compare two numbers a and b, and it returns the lesser of the two numbers.
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For example, if we call min(4, 18), the function will compare the two arguments and determine that 4 is the lesser value. Therefore, it will return 4.
lesser = min(4,18)
print(lesser) --prints 4
Similarly, if we call min(-5, 1), the function will return -5 since -5 is less than 1.
lesser = min(1,-5)
print(greater) --prints -5
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