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# A i have done, this is my code A.Write a function that you will call MinDist() that takes as input a list of integers and returns the minimum (absolute) difference between any two numbers in that list. For example, MinDist([5,9,1,3]) should return 2 While, MinDist([3,4,1,1]) should return 0 def MinDist(): #Input of numbers in integer format,allowing for multiple input for a list and splitting them int_list=list(map(int, input("Enter a list of integers separated by space: ").split())) #sorting list in ascending order int_list.sort() #setting the number of checks of differences numchecks=len(int_list) -1 i=0 # setting a base difference value min_diff=abs(int_list[i]-int_list[i+1]) # one check has been done so fixing accordingly i=1 while i<numchecks: #absolute difference beween next numbers diff=abs(int_list[i]-int_list[i+1]) #updates smallest difference if old difference is greater than new difference if min_diff>diff: min_diff=diff # i+=1 print( min_diff) MinDist() #This bit idk, have so many ways to do and its bugging me B. Using the MinDist() function you have created, create another function MaxMinDist() that takes a list of lists of integers as an input, and it returns the maximum value among all the minimum distance values calculated on the inner-lists (output of MinDist() for each innerlist). For example, MaxMinDist([[5,9,1,3],[3,4,1,1]]) should return 2
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