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I have updated the program to ensure it accurately provides the expected output, as the previous version was not functioning as intended. The revised implementation now produces the correct results. For example: Input: aabbbcc → Output: a2b3c2 Input: hassam → Output: h1a2s2m1 This version handles the counting of consecutive characters efficiently, ensuring the desired format of output. Signed-off-by: Hassam Siddiqui <62291215+iamhassam143@users.noreply.github.com>
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I have updated the program to ensure it accurately provides the expected output, as the previous version was not functioning as intended. The revised implementation now produces the correct results. For example: Input: aabbbcc → Output: a2b3c2 |
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I have updated the program to ensure it accurately provides the expected output, as the previous version was not functioning as intended. The revised implementation now produces the correct results. For example:
Input: aabbbcc → Output: a2b3c2
Input: hassam → Output: h1a2s2m1
This version handles the counting of consecutive characters efficiently, ensuring the desired format of output.