Lists, Loops
Given a list of numbers, return the smallest and the largest number.
>>> find_range([3, 4, 2, 5, 10])
(2, 10)
>>> find_range([43, 3, 44, 20, 2, 1, 100])
(1, 100)
For an empty list, it should return None as both smallest and largest:
>>> find_range([])
(None, None)
Make sure it works with a list of one item, which is both smallest and largest:
>>> find_range([7])
(7, 7)
We’ve given you range.py, which includes the stub of a
find_range function:
def find_range(nums):
"""Given list of numbers, return smallest & largest number as a tuple."""