I'm reading the Python tutorial. Does anyone know how this code works if max() expects a list? >>> class student: ... def __init__(self, gpa, name): ... self.gpa = gpa ... self.name = name ... >>> graduates = [student(1.0, "nick"), student(2.0, "geoff")] >>> m = max((s.gpa, s.name) for s in graduates) >>> print(m) (2.0, 'Geoff') I didn't know max could operate on a tuple. It looks like it's only comparing the first position of the tuple. Continue reading...
