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I have a question from algorithm point of view. I have a list of numbers (floats)
1.22,3.2, 4.9,12.3.....and so on
And I want to find the smallest number greater than (lets say) 4.. So the answer is 4.9 But besides the obvious solution.. (iterating thru list and keeping a track of smallest number greater than k) what is the "pythonic way" to do this. Thanks
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Use Python's min() and max() to find smallest and largest values in your data. Call min() and max() with a single iterable or with any number of regular arguments.
Process: Initially assign the element located at 0 to min using min = l[0]. using for loop visit each location serially from 1 to len(l)-1. if the element located in any position is lesser than min, then assign the element as min by using min = l[i] finally min holds the minimum value in the list.
min(x for x in my_list if x > 4)
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