Need this done on Python, I need the code for the homework assignment. Due by tomorrow at 11:59pm Find Highest Python Programming Overview Utilize a function to find and return the highest value in a...

Need this done on Python, I need the code for the homework assignment. Due by tomorrow at 11:59pm

Find Highest Python Programming Overview Utilize a function to find and return the highest value in a list. Requirements • main function o Create “constants” where MIN holds -100, MAX holds 100, and LIST_SIZE holds 10 o Create an empty list named scores o Fill scores with LIST_SIZE random integers in the range [MIN, MAX]. Utilize the append method to fill the list. o Display the list. Either use a loop or a single print statement. o Display the highest number in the array: This number will be returned by findHighest. • findHighest function o Note: The max function would typically be used in Python. However, to gain practice with looping and if statements, max may not be used. This will also prepare you for future courses if continuing in computer programming. o Accepts a list as a parameter. You may assume the list has at least one integer. o Set the initial highest value to be the first integer in the list. Then loop through the rest to determine the highest integer value. o Return the highest value o Write function header documentation in the proper format. Use the following guide and replace the angle brackets according to your function ## # @param # @precondition contains at least one value. # @return • The only remaining documentation required is your name as the author in the program header documentation. A description of the program is not required. Sample Runs Run 1 [-100, 88, -2, -97, 1, -82, -6, -84, -70, -36] Highest value: 88 Run 2 [-14, -36, 14, 41, -79, 15, -42, -86, -72, -7] Highest value: 41 Submission • Before class: Print and upload the .py file. • Beginning of class: Hand in the .py file.


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