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Given a string with duplicate characters in it. Write a
Suggested Approach
- Used two nested for loops.
- The first for loop iterates from 0 to range(len(input_str)).
- The second for loop iterates from first_loop_index + 1 to range(len(input_str)). The reason you want to start at first_loop_index + 1 in the nested inner loop is that the outer loop already checks the current character. In the nested inner loop, you want to check the remaining characters in the input string.
- If the current character of the outer loop matches the character of the nested loop AND the character is not already IN the duplicate list, append it to the list
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Sample Output 1
List of duplicate chars: ['n', 'a']Sample Input 2
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosisSample Output 2
List of duplicate chars: ['p', 'n', 'u', 'm', 'o', 'l', 'r', 'a', 'i', 'c', 's']Sample Input 3
pulchritudinousSample Output 3
List of duplicate chars: ['u', 'i']Sample Input 4
ordenSample Output 4
List of duplicate chars: []
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