Complete the implementation for the recursive function repeat_digits), which takes a positive integer num and returns another integer that is identical to num but with each digit repeated. Fun Fact: We can compose and decompose numbers into hundreds, tens and ones to represent them as a sum, for example: 234= 200 + 30+ 4 = 2*100+ 3*10+ 4. Use this fact to complete this exercise def repeat_digits (num): www >>> repeat_digits (1234) 11223344 >>> repeat_digits (5) 55 >>> repeat_digits (96) 9966 num < 10 V 1 return (num 10) + num ✓). + ( www if last_digit= n% 100. rest= n// 10 return (repeat_digits(rest) last_digit 10 V ★ + last_digit) 1000

Complete the implementation for the recursive function repeat_digits), which takes a positive integer num and returns another integer that is identical to num but with each digit repeated. Fun Fact: We can compose and decompose numbers into hundreds, tens and ones to represent them as a sum, for example: 234= 200 + 30+ 4 = 2100+ 310+ 4. Use this fact to complete this exercise def repeat_digits (num): www >>> repeat_digits (1234) 11223344 >>> repeat_digits (5) 55 >>> repeat_digits (96) 9966 num < 10 V 1 return (num 10) + num ✓). + ( www if last_digit= n% 100. rest= n// 10 return (repeat_digits(rest) last_digit 10 V ★ + last_digit) 1000

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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