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Largest consequtive number in a given string in python
input='12jhon345willy3456hans56789kathy' want output as 56789
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Kesava N & Xan : UPDATED CODE - pretty and functional now!
Since you asked me to elaborate: Remember, in a list, values are separated by commas. We use a regular expression (regex) to do this. This operation gives a string consisting of numbers and commas. This string is easily converted into a list of integers, dropping all empty values (""). Finally, max() is a built-in function in python to get the highest integer in a list.
The ingenious part is the idea of converting all non-numericals into commas. The rest is pretty standard python stuff.
https://code.sololearn.com/cO1c9BkFveS6/?ref=app
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Xan - actually, you are totally right! Still, I am glad you like my solution, because I am really happy with it - thanks for appreciating!
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Why should it print that? You ask for the largest number, you input a number, so this is the largest number by default.
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Which it should, according to your instructions.
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input='12jhon345willy3456hans56789kathy'
print(input[22:27])
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I am done upto printing all number and then how to proceed
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how to keep it in a set?
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good but I can't understand that much advance please explain
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I actually stuck here!
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johannes/xan
the code is not working if I change the give to '12jhon345willy3456789hans56789kathy'
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it is printing all
but I want only the largest one!
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:)k
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it again fails showing null when all are numbers
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again fails, when I given input='5656756789'
it should print 56789
but it is printing all the given string
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