note 91941 deleted from function.min by danbrown
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Note Submitter: Nitrogen
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In response to Andrew, below..
This document also says "but still return the string if it's seen as the numerically
lowest value."
Whilst your example code compares two strings, the characters are the same until it reads
'0' and '2' at offset 6.. 0 is the minimum of the two of course, so it'll
return that string.
min() and max() can read mixed types, not just integers.
Thanks, Nitrogen.