Comparing Numbers

There are many ways to do that:- let one value be already defined and other by user input let one value be randomly selected and other by user input

Is the requirement to read a single string as input, and then extract the two numbers for comparison out from the string?

Bhuvanesh Vinayak Sirsikar can you explain more about the "one input" and "two numbers"? What is in the input? What two numbers are to be compared, and from where do they come? What are the data types of all the above? Is the one input to be the name of a file from which the two numbers are read? Please give an example. Also, give detail on what is the expected output of the program.

Bhuvanesh Vinayak Sirsikar yes, thank you. The picture is coming into focus. An example would still clear further questions. As yet unclear is how to infer what is meant by "system". It may be the Command Line Interface (CLI) where you enter all input on the same command line as the executable name when you run a program. Also it may be a C function definition that takes as input a variable number of signed integer arguments. What do you suppose was intended for how it would be used?

Thank you for responding but do you have any idea where by without using defined value

No Brain ,the question is you have only one input to give but you have to compare two numbers

Heres the meaning of the question: There is a system that takes only one input where we can pass multiple numbers ,with a data type signed integer ,and whose output compares those numbers and tells me which is the lowest or the highest. Let's say I pass two integers one after the other and I need to compare those two numbers and display which is highest and which is lowest. Now how to write the same in C language. Hope Brain you got it?

You are right Brain