Write a Python program that inputs five positive integer numbers, finds their maximum and sort them in ascending order. Each number should be a distinct number (i.e. all numbers are different). Each number should be input and returned by a function named getValue(..) that receives a prompt message. A second function ascSortNumbers(--) should sort numbers and display them on screen in ascending order. A third function maxNumber(..) should receive five numbers as parameters and returns the maximum number to the function main(..), which then prints the maximum number.

Write a Python program that inputs five positive integer numbers, finds their maximum and sort them in ascending order. Each number should be a distinct number (i.e. all numbers are different). Each number should be input and returned by a function named getValue(..) that receives a prompt message. A second function ascSortNumbers(--) should sort numbers and display them on screen in ascending order. A third function maxNumber(..) should receive five numbers as parameters and returns the maximum number to the function main(..), which then prints the maximum number.

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