Task 8 1Write a python program that splits a given string on a given split character. The first input is a String and the second input is the character that will be used tosplit the first String. [You cannot use the built-in split function]Sample Input 1:This-is-CSE110-Sample Output 1:ThisisCSE110Explanation: The second input which is the character '-', is used to split or divide the first input String 'This-is-CSE110' into 'This', 'is' and 'CSE110' which areprinted individually in seperate lines.

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Task 8 1 Write a python program that splits a given string on a given split character. The first input is a String and the second input is the character that will be used to split the first String. [You cannot use the built-in split function] =====D Sample Input 1: This-is-CSE110 Sample Output 1: This is CSE110 Explanation: The second input which is the character '-', is used to split or divide the first input String 'This-is-CSE110' into 'This', 'is' and 'CSE110' which are printed individually in seperate lines. ============

Task 8 1 Write a python program that splits a given string on a given split character. The first input is a String and the second input is the character that will be used to split the first String. [You cannot use the built-in split function] =====D Sample Input 1: This-is-CSE110 Sample Output 1: This is CSE110 Explanation: The second input which is the character '-', is used to split or divide the first input String 'This-is-CSE110' into 'This', 'is' and 'CSE110' which are printed individually in seperate lines. ============

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