Definitions: A repeatable integer function takes an integer argument and returns

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Definitions: A repeatable integer function takes an integer argument and returns a repeatable integer function.

implement repeat, which is a repeatable integer function that detects repeated arguments. As a side effect of repeated calls, it prints each argument that has been used before in a sequence of repeated calls. Therefore, if an argument appears n times, it is printed n-1 times in total, each time other than the first. The detector function is part of the implementation of repeat; you must determine how it is used.

Important: You may not use a list,set,or any other data type not covered yet in the course.

Def repeat(k):

>>>f=repeat(1)(7)(7)(3)(4)(2)(5)(1)(6)(5)(1)

7

1

5

1

“””

return ??? (k)

def detector(f):

            def g(i):

                        if ???:

                                    ???

                        return ???

            return g

Explanation / Answer

n = int(input("enter range:"))

numbers = []

duplicate = []

def detector():

for val in numbers:

val_count=0

for i in range(n):

if(val==numbers[i] and duplicate[i]!=0):

val_count=val_count+1

duplicate[i]=0

if(val_count>1):

for j in range(val_count-1):

print(val)

for num in range(n):

numbers.append(int(input()))#taking input

duplicate.append(1)#used later for checking repeat value

detector()

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