All language subtitles for 4. Finding Maximum between 2 numbers - General Concept

What is going on, guys?

And welcome back to another example.

And in this video, we're going to write a program that will get two values to inputs from the user.

Let's call it number one and number two.

And then the program will simply display the maximum between these two values.

So simply saying we're going to ask the user to insert two numbers and then we are going to read them

and store them in two variables, let's say number one and number two.

So, for example, if the user said that no one is going to be five and that number two is going to

be seven hours of programming, such a case should just print the following message marks equals to

seven.

Is it OK so far?

Just printing out the highest number between the two.

And basically, you cannot do it without using conditions.

I guess you can try, but most likely you will encounter with some difficulties on the way, which could

be solved very easily using conditions in just the note, guys, that we can not just print on the screen

both numbers.

I mean, we cannot print just five and seven and let the user see both of them and decide for himself.

That's not the goal of this program.

We don't want to print them both.

We just want to print the one with their highest value.

And that's exactly where we need to make some comparison between these two between these two numbers.

And based on the result of this comparison of this condition, we should print the appropriate message

to the screen.

So we need to ask the following question if number one is greater than two.

And if that's the case, meaning give the condition, if the result of the condition is true, then

we should print on the screen max equals and the value of now one.

Otherwise, I mean, else we can conclude that no one is not greater, not higher than NUM two.

So for sure we can say that num two equals or greater than num one.

And we can print the following message marks equals and specify the value of NUM two, which in our

case is simply seven.

So you check the condition if number one is greater than NUM two and based on the result of this condition,

you do, one of the following options is the result of the condition was true.

Then you simply print marks equals two.

Now one is you can see on the left side of this branch.

And if the result of the condition was not true, which means it was false because a condition result

can only be true or false.

It cannot be.

Maybe.

Or a hide and no result.

And if it was false, then we will have to run another code that is associated with this result.

And simply print marks equals to the value of NUM two, which you can see on the right side of this

branch.

So that's easy for these video guys.

And as always, I want to give you as much practice as possible.

So let's take a quick look at the next video where we are going to briefly go over these exercising

our programming language.

So I'll see you there.