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Python min() FunctionPython min() function is used to get the smallest element from the collection. This function takes two arguments, first is a collection of elements and second is key and returns the smallest element from the collection. Signaturemin (collection[, key]) Parameterscollection: It is a comma-separated list of elements. key: Specifies a one-argument ordering function. ReturnIt returns the smallest element from the collection. Let's see some examples of min() function to understand it's functionality. Python min() Function Example 1A simple example to get the smallest element from the collection. See the below example. # Python min() function example # Calling function small = min(2225,325,2025) # returns smallest element small2 = min(1000.25,2025.35,5625.36,10052.50) # Displaying result print(small) print(small2) Output: 325 1000.25 Python min() Function Example 2# Python min() function example # Calling function small = min('a','A','b','B') # returns smallest element small2 = min([10,12],[12,21],[13,15]) # Displaying result print(small) print(small2) Output: A [10, 12] Python min() Function Example 3# Python min() function example # Calling function small = min("Python","Java","Scala") # returns smallest element small2 = min([10,12,33],[12,21,55],[13,15], key=len) # returns smallest element's length # Displaying result print(small) print(small2) Output: Java [13, 15]
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