your younger brother is approaching. You asked him what he wants as a gift. He was so delighted that he began to list everything in a row, repeating some names several times from excitement: “I want another machine and a doll and a robot and a robot and a robot again!”.
rn technical specifications:
Write a program that accepts one line of text, consisting of words separated by spaces. The program should derive a new line, which contains only unique words from the original line, preserved in the order of their first appearance. To decide, use only input/output, cycle & nbsp;
One line (string), consisting of words separated by spaces. Words are the names of gifts.
One line (string), which contains only unique words from the input line separated by a gap. The word order must correspond to their first appearance in the entrance line.
machine doll machine robot robot doll
Machine Doll Robot
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# Считываем всю строку, введенную пользователем
input_line = input()
# Разбиваем полученную строку на отдельные слова по пробелу, получаем список слов
words = input_line.split()
# Создаем пустой список, в который будем добавлять уникальные слова
unique_words = []
# Запускаем цикл, который перебирает каждое слово из списка words
for word in words:
# Проверяем условие: если текущего слова еще нет в списке unique_words
if word not in unique_words:
# Если слово уникальное, добавляем его в конец списка unique_words
unique_words.append(word)
# С помощью метода join соединяем слова из списка unique_words в одну строку,
# разделяя их пробелом, и выводим на экран
result_string = " ".join(unique_words)
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