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write a Python function that takes in a list of integers and returns maximum and minimum values in the list as a tuple. Note (Your function MUST NOT do more than one pass on the list., you are not allowed to use built-in min and max functions.) What is the time complexity of your function (i.e., Big-oh)?
max, min = find_max_min(my_list):
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