How fast can you find the bug?! #computerscience #coding #softwarengineer #programming

[MrNemedi]

If x=y, the output will always be z.
In the example 4, 4, 1 the "1" will be printed.

[ns]

Not a bug but you shouldve asked if this code does what its supposed to do

[RD_RT]

Saw it almost instantly...if anything is = to another it will always return z.

[potoplayer]

The code works, but if your goal is to print the largest number then you're going to have a bad time.

[Argschnarbler]

There is no bug in this specific example. It would fail when x and y are equal. Nobody would find a max num this way though lol.

[Bay-H-B]

Output is 1 cause it's in the first 2 conditions it's false and there is a logical error u should add another condition for the Z as well

[HililaryWinifred]

lets check the 1st else if statement is written elif

[AmbitiousAmbrish]

The else part is the bug. It should include more cases to work efficiently.

[asagiai]

Wow, a lot of people would actually fail this.
As of the time I commented, only around two people got it.

[sus-slowedukrainiansongs]

def maxNum(x, y, z):
if x >= y and x >= z:
return x
elif y >= x and y >= z:
return y
return z

1. >= instead >
2. else is unnecessary ;)

[SilentDeterrent]

There's no bugs in this code it's just poorly designed. It doesn't account for if any of thr values are equal to each other. This has logic errors but if you run the code it will be fine. Plus checking for the biggest number shouldn't really be done this way since you're passing in more than two numbers.

[giorgioripani]

Camel Case in python. Major cause of bugs

[davejackson]

its will be 1 as output cuz the same between x and y as 4, 4, 1 => x, y, z

[umangagyawali-he]

the bug is that u are printing the maxNUM thing

[NotAnNPC]

The code will not work because there are no x, y or z values…

[RailFroggit]

x is y. So it will always be z for obvious reasons.

[thecolorblue]

There’s no bugs in the code, it would execute perfectly fine