This is a exercise in Python really simple and interesting. You must only edit the list S to be the way you want it - understanding it as a table, with every "\n" representing a linebreak. So every sequence of string before and after each "\n" is a differente line of this table, being the first one the titles line.
S = "id,name,age,act.,room,dep.\n1,Jack,68,T,13,8\n17,Betty,28,F,15,7" # Edit this tableOr you can only create another list with your own table following the model and use it in the program.
You must call the function solution and pass the parameters S and C as seen below:
solution(S, C)- S - The table in string format, as in the model.
- C - The parameter you want to filter in the table to find the higher value.
table = "id,name,age\n1,Gabriel,23\n2,Beatriz,22"| id | name | age |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gabriel | 23 |
| 2 | Beatriz | 22 |
So you must do like:
print(solution(table, "age"))And the return will be 23 because in the field "age" of the table, 23 is the higher.
This project is recommended to be used only for those who at least know how to run a Python project and basic coding.