Write a program to get 100 integers from standard input and print the minimum number python

def max_min[data]:
  l = data[0]
  s = data[0]
  for num in data:
    if num> l:
      l = num
    elif num< s:
        s = num
  return l, s

print[max_min[[0, 10, 15, 40, -5, 42, 17, 28, 75]]]

[75, -5]

We are given a list of numbers and our task is to write a Python program to find the smallest number in given list. For the following program we can use various methods including the built-in min method, sorting the  array and returning the last element, etc.
Example: 

Input : list1 = [10, 20, 4]
Output : 4

Input : list2 = [20, 10, 20, 1, 100]
Output : 1

Sorting the list to find smallest number in a list

In Ascending order

Here writing a Python program where we are sorting the entire list and then returning the first element as it’ll be the smallest element present in the list.

Python3

list1 = [10, 20, 4, 45, 99]

list1.sort[]

print["Smallest element is:", list1[0]]

Output: 

smallest element is: 4

In Descending order

Here we are sorting using the sort[] function the entire list and then returning the last element as it’ll be the smallest element present in the list.

Python3

list1 = [10, 20, 4, 45, 99]

list1.sort[reverse=True]

print["Smallest element is:", list1[-1]]

Output:

smallest element is: 4

Using min[] Method to find smallest number in a list

Here we are using the min Method and then returning the smallest element present in the list.

Python3

list1 = [10, 20, 1, 45, 99]

print["Smallest element is:", min[list1]]

Output: 

Smallest element is: 1

Find minimum list element for a user defined list

Python3

list1 = []

num = int[input["Enter number of elements in list: "]]

for i in range[1, num + 1]:

    ele= int[input["Enter elements: "]]

    list1.append[ele]

print["Smallest element is:", min[list1]]

Output: 

Enter number of elements in list: 4
Enter elements: 12
Enter elements: 19
Enter elements: 11
Enter elements: 99
Smallest element is: 11

Find the smallest element in list comparing every element

Python3

l=[ int[l] for l in input["List:"].split[","]]

print["The list is ",l]

min1 = l[0]

for i in range[len[l]]:

    if l[i] < min1:

        min1 = l[i]

print["The smallest element in the list is ",min1]

Input: 

List: 23,-1,45,22.6,78,100,-5

Output: 

The list is ['23', '-1', '45', '22.6', '78', '100','-5']
The smallest element in the list is  -5

Using the lambda function to find smallest number in a list

Here we are using the lambda function to print the smallest number present in the list.

Python3

lst = [20, 10, 20, 1, 100]

print[min[lst, key=lambda value: int[value]] ]

Output:

1

Using the enumerate function to find smallest number in a list

Here we are iterating over the list using the enumerate[] function and returning the last element.

Python3

lst = [20, 10, 20, 1, 100]

a,i = min[[a,i] for [i,a] in enumerate[lst]]

print[a]

Output:

1

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