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Discrete Math Question(maybe easy for you not for me unfortunately)
describe function mins that takes a non-empty of natural numbers for its argument, and has the smallest natural number in the set for its value.
i tried to use the function min which takes two integers as arguments and has the smaller of them for its value but could not form it all together correctly :( Help please?? |
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