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Write a program to ask user to enter number of codes. Assign a letter for each code and possibility. Create a Huffman code for each letter in PYTHON
OUTPUT SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS

Transcribed Image Text:Enter the number of codes please
5
C:00
D:01
E:10
A:110
B:111
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