To get the minimum absolute difference between the two lists by using Python.

Hello Everyone, In this tutorial, we will learn how to get the maximum absolute difference between the two lists using Python.

Absolute difference: If there are two real numbers x and y, then the absolute difference between them is |x-y|

In this tutorial, we will find the lists and the maximum absolute difference between the list

For example : l1= [1,2,3] and l2=[9,8,7] 

so the absolute difference above is |1-9| is 8; similarly |2-8| is 6, and |3-7| is 4

So, according to our problem is like to get the maximum difference is 8

So let us see this in Python.                                                                         

def sub(l1,l2):
    s=[]
    for i in range(0,len(l1)):
        d=l1[i]
        p=l2[i]
        s.append(abs(d-p))
    return min(s)
l1=eval(input())
l2=eval(input())
print("minimum absolute difference between the lists is = ",sub(l1,l2))

Here I have created the function called sub, and inside I gave the parameters like l1 and l2. These are the lists taken from the user

s is an empty list that holds the absolute difference between each element in the list

And by using the for loop, we are iterating through the lists

d and p are the variables that hold the number for respective indexing

Now appending the difference between the d and p

After complete executing the for loop statement then by using the return statement, we will return the minimum element of s by using the min function

output:

1,2,3
4,5,6
minimum absolute difference between the lists is =  3

here the 1,2,3 are the elements that are in list1

and 4,5,6 are the elements that are in list2