QUESTION 15 The following algorithm finds the same character in two strings: string, -xx2Xn and string2=y1y2-Yn How many times would Step 4.1.1. be performed for the following inputs: string = 6632176980 string, = 8703125409 1. input n 2. input the n-character long string x1x2X3 Xn 3. input the n-character long string yıY2y3 **Yn 4. for i = 1 ton do 4.1. for j = 1 to n do 4.1.1. if x, = y, then 4.1.1.1. return "A common character has been found; it is x," 5. return "There is no common character in the given two strings"

QUESTION 15 The following algorithm finds the same character in two strings: string, -xx2Xn and string2=y1y2-Yn How many times would Step 4.1.1. be performed for the following inputs: string = 6632176980 string, = 8703125409 1. input n 2. input the n-character long string x1x2X3 Xn 3. input the n-character long string yıY2y3 **Yn 4. for i = 1 ton do 4.1. for j = 1 to n do 4.1.1. if x, = y, then 4.1.1.1. return "A common character has been found; it is x," 5. return "There is no common character in the given two strings"

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