Xittenn

Nitric and I went over it and here's something for you to look over

#!/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 x > y and x > z:

print(x, 'x is maximum')

elif y > x and y > z:

print(y, 'y is maximum')

elif z > x and z > y:

print(z, 'z is maximum')

elif x == y and x > z:

print(x, 'x and y are maximum')

elif x == z and x > y:

print(x, 'x and z are maximum')

elif y == z and y > x:

print(y, 'y and z are maximum')

else:

print(x, 'x, y and z are all equal')

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

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

: if x is greater than y but z is greater than y this does not mean that z is greater than x you also didn't account for terms being equal

: how do I send a memo

: ?

: and if x = y this does not mean z is greater than them

150000 Rupees/mnth -Electronics Engineer

400000 Rupees/mnth -Architect

These are averges and do not immediately take into account freshman to senior. Appearantly in India architects are fairly highly regarded. Architects are also in demand. I'd still do some more research if I where you but the individuals I spoke with are all from India and have some experience in the matter!

cool stuff...............