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min()

The min() function is just opposite to the max() function. It returns the dictionary's key with the lowest worth. The syntax of the method is as follows:

min(dict)

Consider the following example:

>>> dict1 = {1:"abc",5:"hj", 43:"Dhoni", ("a","b"):"game", "hj":56, (1,3):"kl"}>>> dict1{1: 'abc', (1, 3): 'kl', 5: 'hj', 43: 'Dhoni', 'hj': 56, ('a', 'b'): 'game'}>>> min(dict1)1>>>

Let's convert the list or tuple into a dictionary. In order to convert the list or tuple into a dictionary, the format should be as follows:

port = [[80,"http"],[20,"ftp"],[23,"telnet"],[443,"https"],[53,"DNS"]]

Alternatively, it can be as follows:

 port = [(80,"http"),(20,"ftp"),(23,"telnet"),(443,"https"),(53,"DNS")]

We need pairs of two values. By using ...