Python program

Question

Input Specification:-

input1: The input string

Output Specification:-

Return a hashmap containing three most common characters along with their occurrence count.

Example 1:-

input1: aabbbccde

Output: {"b":3,"a":2,"c":2}

Explanation:

Here, b occurs 3 times. Hence, it occurs first in the hashmap. Both a and c occur 2 times. So, a occurs in second place and cin the third place because a comes before c in the alphabet.

Note: The string has at least 3 distinct characters.

Answer 1

txt = input()
dic = {}
for i in txt:
if i not in dic:
dic[i] = txt.count(i)
print(dic)

Answer 2

It's really simple!
i) take input
# 'aajjddbs'
ii) using set comprehension take out unique letter from that string.
# {a,j,d,b,s}
If you want resultant dictionary in alphabetical order, convert that set into list then call shorted function with that list.
# [a,b,d,j,s]
iii) Now iterate through this list and simultaneously call the count() method of original string 'aajjddbs' (string is object too) and pass that yielded value to it as argument.
This will return number of occurrence of every letter in original string.

iv) now save this result in dictionary.

string_ = input('Enter String..\n')
unq = sorted(list({x for x in string_}))
result = {}
for i in unq:
result[i] = string_.count(i)
print(result)

Answer 3

Oh that's just a dictionary. Loop through each character and if it's in the dictionary, add one to it's value. If not, add to dictionary with the value 1.

Answer 4

But output is not correct, it should return hashmap characters with occurance