Write a function that determines a maximum value from a variable number of arguments. The function is described below. Requirements:

1) Use the maxOfTwo function you wrote for Lab #C. That maxOfTwo function takes two parameters and returns the greater of the two.

2) The new function maxOf should take any number of parameters and return the largest of them. It should call maxOfTwo as many times as required.

3) Setup your code to use print to write out the results of these calls:

a) maxOf( 24, 10 ) b) maxOf( 102, 12, 4, 101 ) c) maxOf( 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ) d) maxOf( ?6, 7, 345, 9, ?400 )

#Lab C code

def maxOfTwo(n1, n2): if n1 > n2: return n1 else: return n2

def maxOfThree(n1, n2, n3): m = maxOfTwo(n1, n2) return maxOfTwo(m, n3)

print(maxOfTwo(5, 7)) print(maxOfTwo(105, 7)) print(maxOfTwo("yes", "no")) print(maxOfThree(8, 16, 1)) print(maxOfThree(28, 16, 1)) print(maxOfThree(28, 16, 106)) print(maxOfTwo(False, 0)) print(maxOfTwo(0, False))