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Transcribed Image Text:A beginner has tried to write a Python function which takes as input an integer N and returns a
list of all integers from 1 to N which are not divisible by 7 and are not perfect cubes.
def PerfectSquare (N):
for i in range (N):
if not i % 7 = 0:
print (i)
if not i** (1/3)
print (i)
=
int(i** (1/3)):
How would you improve this code? (Comment on problems with this function, do not include
your own function in your answer.)
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