you & mdash; Cybersecurity specialist, and your goal & mdash; Connect to the secret server "Centaur". The connection protocol is unusual: the server sends you a line-call, and you must immediately send in response the correct password-circuit. If the response is incorrect, the connection is immediately broken.
rnThe response rule is the following: it is necessary to extract all the numbers and all Latin letters from the line, ignoring the rest of the characters. Then you need to make a new line, where all the extracted numbers (maintaining their initial order), and then & mdash, go; All extracted letters (also preserving their order).
rn your program must read the lines-call until it receives the command & nbsp;
The input is supplied to the sequence of lines, each on a new line. Each line & mdash; This is another call from the server. The last line will always be & nbsp;
For each line-Zavzov (except for & nbsp;
alpha123bravo
call-Sign: 9-x-ray-8
--20-Victor-24--
Session_end
123LPHABRAVO
98Callsignxray
2024victor
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# Бесконечный цикл, который будет прерван изнутри
while True:
# Читаем очередную строку-вызов от сервера
challenge_string = input()
# Проверяем условие выхода из цикла
if challenge_string == "SESSION_END":
break # Завершаем цикл и программу
# Создаем две пустые строки для сбора цифр и букв
digits_part = ""
letters_part = ""
# Перебираем каждый символ в полученной строке-вызове
for char in challenge_string:
# Если символ является цифрой, добавляем его в строку для цифр
if char.isdigit():
digits_part += char
# Иначе, если символ является буквой, добавляем его в строку для букв
elif char.isalpha():
letters_part += char
# Все остальные символы (пробелы, знаки препинания и т.д.) игнорируются
# Соединяем две части, чтобы получить финальный пароль-отклик
response_password = digits_part + letters_part
# Выводим результат
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