Higher Order Functions #3

A peak is a number that is preceded and follwed by a smaller number. The mountain_climber function is a curried function that takes non-negative single digit integers and prints them if they are a peak. The first and last input should not be printed. Refer to the doctests for examples how to use the mountain_climber function.

def mountain_climber(rock, crevice=10):
	""" Curried function that takes non-negative single digits and prints
		   inputs that are preceded and followed by larger digits.

		   >>> f = mountain_climber(3)(4)(5)(7)(2)(3)(1)(4)
		   7
		   3
		   >>> g = mountain_climber(1)(1)(1)(2)
		   >>> h = mountain_climber(1)(4)(1)(3)(1)(2)(1)(1)
		   4
		   3
		   2
		   >>> k = mountain_climber(6)
		   """
	def climber(rope, ridge):
		if _________________________________ :
			print ( _________________________________ )
		return _________________________________

	return lambda x: climber( ________________ , ________________ )

def mountain_climber(rock, crevice=10):
	def climber(rope, ridge):
		if rock > ridge and rock > rope:
			print (rock)
		return mountain_climber(rope, rock)

	return lambda x: climber(x, crevice)

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