As far as my googling went I understood that there are basically no limitations regarding solution.
So one can take advantage of Python 3.8 new cool feature and of course use built-in min and max to deliver result:
So one can take advantage of Python 3.8 new cool feature and of course use built-in min and max to deliver result:
ints = []
while (answer := input('Enter integer: ').lower()) != 'done':
try:
ints.append(int(answer))
except ValueError:
print(f"{answer!r} can't be interpreted as integer")
print(f'Maximum entered value was {max(ints)} and minimum value was {min(ints)}')
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