C# .Max()
Published Feb 15, 2023Updated Apr 29, 2023
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The Math.Max() method returns the greater of two specified numbers.
Syntax
Math.Max(num1, num2)
Math.Max() returns the greater value from num1 and num2.
Example
The following example compares two integers i1 and i2 and writes the greater integer to the console.
using System;public class Example {public static void Main (string[] args) {int i1 = -234, i2 = 345;Console.WriteLine("Math.Max (int) = " + Math.Max(i1,i2));}}
This example results in the following output:
Math.Max (int) = 345
Codebyte Example
The following example is runnable and uses the Math.Max() method to return the greater number from the given two integer type numbers, number1 and number2:
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