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Write a Python script that starts 3 counters using 3 new processes. All processes should be based on a single function (i.e. "counting()"). The function should take 1 parameter representing the target of the counter (i.e. if count_to=12 then the process should print 1,2,3,4...,12 ). Start each process with a different target of the counter.
How many objects does the gc track in each process before and after the counter completes its task?
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