The given code snippet appears to be part of a...

August 31, 2025 at 04:41 AM

print(f"Highest Borrowed Duration: {', '.join(top_members)}, {max_duration} days") return top_members, max_duration

The given code snippet appears to be part of a function and does the following:

  1. max_duration: Presumably, this variable holds the highest value representing a "borrowed duration" (in days). It represents the longest duration someone borrowed something, and the value is returned later.

  2. top_members: This is likely a list or an iterable containing the identifiers (e.g., names or IDs) of members who have the highest borrowed duration equal to the value of max_duration.

  3. print(...) statement:

    • The line uses an f-string for formatted printing.
    • It outputs a message, such as:
      Highest Borrowed Duration: Member1, Member2, Member3, X days
      
      Where:
      • ', '.join(top_members) joins all the members in top_members into a single comma-separated string.
      • {max_duration} inserts the highest borrowed duration.
  4. return statement:

    • The code returns a tuple: (top_members, max_duration).
    • top_members gives the list of members with the highest borrowed duration.
    • max_duration gives the value of the highest duration.

Summary:

The code prints out the names (or identifiers) of the members who have the highest borrowed duration and the duration in days. After printing, it returns the list of those members (top_members) and the duration (max_duration).

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