A Little Trick for Assigning Maximum and Minimum Values in Python (Shared)

When coding, sometimes you need to assign values according to comparison size:

import random
seq = [random.randint(0, 1000) for _ in range(100)
#Method1:
xmax, xmin = max(seq), min(seq)
#Method2:
xmax, *_, xmin = sorted(seq)

From the above, it is not easy to see the method2Taking advantage of the advantage, but we often use it to compare the size of two numbers and select:

dx, dy = random.sample(seq, 2)
#Method1:
dx, dy = min(dx, dy), max(dx, dy)
#Method2:
dx, dy = sorted((dx, dy))

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