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So welcome back to another challenging hour.
Alphatech Academy program in chorus.
And in these challenge, you have to write a function that will get as a parameter, right?
As a parameter, which should get a two digits number.
And one of the first things that your function will have to do is to make sure that these number read
it received.
It has two digits, meaning you have to think of some condition that will check this out.
And if that's the case, if that's the case, it should find out in print the maximum digit between
these two.
Otherwise, your function should print some error message.
And please try again and give me another number.
So, for example, if the function receives a number of thirty five, then the result that is going
to be printed to the screen is just that the maximum digit is five.
Right.
Because five is greater than three.
But if the number is, let's say 9000, then the function is going to print error and not add two digits.
Number, please try again next time.
So I hope the instructions are clear to you.
Simply write a function that will receive one number.
Make sure that this number has stood Egypt's and find out which one of them is the maximum.
So once you finish that, I also want you to write a simple main program that will call this function
and make sure that these function works as expected.
So good luck, guys, and I'll see in the Solutions video.
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