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Question: Write a Python program that will take a string as input from the user. The input string should have a combination of both alphabets and digits. Then, your task is to identify the digits and alphabets from that input string and make separate groups that classify it into two categories: digits (0-9) and alphabets. Consider the alphabets to be not case-sensitive. Then, make a dictionary with the two separated groups where the digits (0-9) key will be 1 and the alphabets key will be 2. Finally, print the dictionary to the user. Make sure that when grouping the characters, no duplicate values are added. Sample Input: CSE11O cse490 CsE258 Sample Output 1: {1: ['1', '0', '9', '2', '5', '8'], 2: ['c', 's', 'e']} Explanation 1: Here, "9', '2', '5', '8' falls under the 1st category and 'c', 's', 'e' falls under the 2nd category. Sample Input 2: this is cse110 quiz Sample Output 2: {1: ['1', '0'], 2: ['t', 'h', 'i', 's', 'c', 'e', 'q', 'u', 'z']}

          Question: Write a Python program that will take a string as input from the user. The input string should have a combination of both alphabets and digits. Then, your task is to identify the digits and alphabets from that input string and make separate groups that classify it into two categories: digits (0-9) and alphabets. Consider the alphabets to be not case-sensitive.

Then, make a dictionary with the two separated groups where the digits (0-9) key will be 1 and the alphabets key will be 2. Finally, print the dictionary to the user. Make sure that when grouping the characters, no duplicate values are added.

Sample Input: CSE11O cse490 CsE258
Sample Output 1: {1: ['1', '0', '9', '2', '5', '8'], 2: ['c', 's', 'e']}
Explanation 1: Here, "9', '2', '5', '8' falls under the 1st category and 'c', 's', 'e' falls under the 2nd category.

Sample Input 2: this is cse110 quiz
Sample Output 2: {1: ['1', '0'], 2: ['t', 'h', 'i', 's', 'c', 'e', 'q', 'u', 'z']}

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Question: Write a Python program that will take a string as input from the user. The input string should have a combination of both alphabets and digits. Then, your task is to identify the digits and alphabets from that input string and make separate groups that classify it into two categories: digits (0-9) and alphabets. Consider the alphabets to be not case-sensitive. Then, make a dictionary with the two separated groups where the digits (0-9) key will be 1 and the alphabets key will be 2. Finally, print the dictionary to the user. Make sure that when grouping the characters, no duplicate values are added. Sample Input: CSE11O cse490 CsE258 Sample Output 1: {1: ['1', '0', '9', '2', '5', '8'], 2: ['c', 's', 'e']} Explanation 1: Here, "9', '2', '5', '8' falls under the 1st category and 'c', 's', 'e' falls under the 2nd category. Sample Input 2: this is cse110 quiz Sample Output 2: {1: ['1', '0'], 2: ['t', 'h', 'i', 's', 'c', 'e', 'q', 'u', 'z']}

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00:01 Okay, this question says write a python program and it'll take string as input from users.

00:05 So let's start with that.

00:06 Myster equals input.

00:10 Please input your string.

00:17 So that'll be something and just let's make that this.

00:25 Because that's what they give is the example.

00:29 And next thing is to identify digits and alphabets from the first.

00:35 That input string and make separate groups that classify it.

00:43 Okay, so that's easy enough.

00:46 So let's say all digits is equal to this string and all alphabet equal to this string.

01:02 Okay.

01:04 And so what we're gonna do is we're gonna say my str to my str.

01:13 Lower.

01:14 So that just means we're going to convert that string all to lowercase.

01:18 So it's all lowercase now.

01:22 And we're going to say 4i in range, len, my str.

01:27 So we're going to loop through the string and we're going to say if my stri, so if this character is in all digits, then print true.

01:40 So let's see if that works.

01:44 And so you see this princet out at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 times.

01:51 So that's because there are 8 numbers here.

01:53 And so what we're going to do instead is we're going to say digits equals this and alphabets equals this...

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