you work as an analyst in the company conducting the lottery. Every day, Lototron gives out a very long sequence of characters in which winning numbers are encrypted. Your task & mdash; Help players by writing a program that automatically extracts all unique numbers from this mishmash of symbols. These numbers, located in the order in which they first met, will compose a “happy combination” of the day.
rntechnical tasks: write a program that takes one line on the input. The program should analyze this line and find all unique numbers in it (0-9). From the unique numbers found, you need to form a new line, maintaining the order of their first appearance. If not a single figure was found in the input line, the program should display the message: “Another circle!”.
One line that can contain any characters: letters, numbers, punctuation marks. (Type: string/string)
a line containing only unique numbers from the input line in the order of their first appearance. Or the message "Another circle!" If there are no numbers. (Type: string/string)
winnings: 48-15-16-23-42. Repeat: 4, 8.
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# Получаем от пользователя строку, которая может содержать любые символы.
input_string = input()
# Создаем пустую строку, в которую будем записывать найденные уникальные цифры.
unique_digits = ""
# Начинаем цикл, который перебирает каждый символ во входной строке.
for char in input_string:
# Проверяем, является ли текущий символ цифрой.
if char.isdigit():
# Если это цифра, проверяем, не добавляли ли мы ее ранее в нашу строку с результатами.
if char not in unique_digits:
# Если такой цифры еще нет, добавляем ее в конец строки с результатами.
unique_digits += char
# После завершения цикла проверяем, осталась ли наша строка с результатами пустой.
if unique_digits == "":
# Если строка пуста (цифр не было найдено), выводим специальное сообщение.
print("Еще один круг!")
else:
# Иначе, выводим строку, содержащую уникальные цифры.
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