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  1. i fixed it up, it has some more logic, i don't like final else's so it just has a elif for hte situation, it also handles the chance that the input might be the same:

     

    #!/usr/bin/python

    #Filename: func_doc.py

    def printMax(x, y, z):

    x=int(x) #convert input to integers, if possible

    y=int(y)

    z=int(z)

    if z > x:

    if z > y:

    print(z, 'is maximum')

    elif y > x:

    if y > z:

    print(y, 'is maximum')

    elif x > y:

    if x > z:

    print(x, 'is maximum')

    elif x == y == z:

    print('all input equal')

     

    printMax(input('Enter first integer:'), input('Enter second integer:'), input('Enter third integer:'))

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