This is a classic case which we encounter in the world of programming.
Different languages provide various methods to undertake this operation.
Well in my case, I believe that Python provides a very easy method to undertake this:
CASE-1:
A primitive way arises when the number of inputs are known like 3 innputs,
Then we may use,
Code:
a, b, c = map(int,input().split())
CASE-2:
What about the case, when number of inputs is unknown?
You might be familiar with the 'sort()' built- in function. Well that comes handy here.
Code:
a = list(map(int,input().split())) a.sort()
Here 'sort()' gives our task a nice outlook too.
Well, hope you might have learnt something new today. I know many of you might already be familiar with it but it is always helpful if you have a glance at things at which you might be perfect too.




