Input a line of text containing numbers, and determine whether any two consecutive numbers add up to 10. Print True if two such numbers exist, and False otherwise. If there are fewer than two numbers in the input string, print False. Examples: If input string is "2 5 4 6 3", output is True since 4 + 6 is 10If input string is "2 5 4 3 6", output is FalseIf input string is "3 42 2 9 27 137 -127 66 99", output is True since 137 + -127 is 10 y> COM127: Introdučtion to ProgrammingThis lab will be available until May 31st, 11:59 PM CDTInput a line of text containing numbers, and determine whether any two consecutive numbers add up to 10. Print True if two suchnumbers exist, and False otherwise. If there are fewer than two numbers in the input string, print False.Examples:If input string is "2 5 4 6 3", output is True since 4 + 6 is 10If input string is "2 5 4 3 6",Output is FalseIf input string is "3 42 2 9 27 54 137 -127 66 99", output is True since 137 + -127 is 10376584.2127280.qx3zay7LAB38.2.1: Problem F20/20АCTIVITYmain.py1Run vour program as often as vou'd like boforo oubmitHing

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Input a line of text containing numbers, and determine whether any two consecutive numbers add up to 10. Print True if two such numbers exist, and False otherwise. If there are fewer than two numbers in the input string, print False. Examples: If input string is "2 5 4 6 3", output is True since 4 + 6 is 10 If input string is "2 5 4 3 6", output is False If input string is "3 42 2 9 27 137 -127 66 99", output is True since 137 + -127 is 10

Input a line of text containing numbers, and determine whether any two consecutive numbers add up to 10. Print True if two such numbers exist, and False otherwise. If there are fewer than two numbers in the input string, print False. Examples: If input string is "2 5 4 6 3", output is True since 4 + 6 is 10 If input string is "2 5 4 3 6", output is False If input string is "3 42 2 9 27 137 -127 66 99", output is True since 137 + -127 is 10

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