Step-by-step explanation:
Python
There are many ways we can write this program. Here are two ways.
Using the max function
For this question, we can the max function to find the largest of the 3 values.
def largest(value1: int, value2: int, value3: int) -> int:
--return max(value1, value2, value3)
Series of if-else statements
We could have alternatively used a series of if-else statements to get the largest value.
def largest(value1: int, value2: int, value3: int) -> int:
--if value1 >= value2:
----if value1 >= value3:
------return value1
----else:
------return value3
--else:
----if value2 >= value3:
------return value2
----else:
------return value3
The dashes before the lines are not part of the code. They are just for showing indentation. Also, the :int is a type annotation to indicate the type for the parameters. It isn't necessary, but it can help you and others understand what kind of arguments must be passed in to the function.