to define a function that returns difference of the highest number and the lowest number of any ten numbers input by the user in the main module? Reply

  1. DECLARE FUNCTION highest (n())
    DECLARE FUNCTION lowest (n())
    CLS
    DIM n(10)
    FOR i = 1 TO 10
    INPUT "enter the numbers"; n(i)
    NEXT i
    h = highest(n())
    l = lowest(n())
    PRINT "the difference between highest and lowest number"; h - l
    END

    FUNCTION highest (n())
    g = n(1)
    FOR i = 2 TO 10
    IF n(i) > g THEN g = n(i)
    NEXT i
    highest = g
    END FUNCTION

    FUNCTION lowest (n())
    s = n(1)
    FOR i = 2 TO 10
    IF n(i) < s THEN s = n(i)
    NEXT i
    lowest = s

    END FUNCTION

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My messy notebook pages said…
its not working, when we input numbers it only takes one value . according to the question two values are required
November 8, 2017 at 7:06 PM
My messy notebook pages said…
its not working, when we input numbers it only takes one value . according to the question two values are required
November 8, 2017 at 7:06 PM
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