JuniorTheoryCommon

What does the program print?

Python

words = ["sun", "ox", "planet"]
print(any(len(w) > 5 for w in words), min(words, key=len), max(words))

True ox sun

Expecting planet from max(words): without key= strings compare letter by letter, not by length; s comes after o and p in the alphabet, so "sun" is the largest.
Expecting min(words, key=len) to return 2: key only decides how items are compared; min returns the item itself, "ox".

JuniorTheoryCommon

Python

words = ["sun", "ox", "planet"]
print(any(len(w) > 5 for w in words), min(words, key=len), max(words))

True ox sun

Expecting planet from max(words): without key= strings compare letter by letter, not by length; s comes after o and p in the alphabet, so "sun" is the largest.
Expecting min(words, key=len) to return 2: key only decides how items are compared; min returns the item itself, "ox".