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Two integers a and b given we are intresed in postions

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Answered by Anonymous
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The decimal zip of two non-negative integers A and B is an integer C whose decimal representation is created from the decimal representations of A.

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Answered by Qwrome
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Two integers a and b given we are intresed in postions

• Two integers A and B are given. We are interested in positions at which the decimal representation of A occurs as a substring in the decimal representation of B (counting from 0).

• For example: O

• 53 occurs in 1953786 at position 2.

• 78 occurs in 195378678 at positions 4 and 7.

• 57 does not occur in 153786.

• Decimal representations are assumed to be big-endian and without leading zeros (the only exception being the number 0, whose decimal representation is "0").

• Write a function def solution (A, B) that, given two integers A and B, returns the leftmost position at which A occurs in B.

• The function should return -1 if A does not occur in B. For example, given A = 53 and B = 1953786, the function should return 2, as explained above.

= Assume that:

• A and B are integers within the range [0..999,999,999]. In your solution, focus on correctness.

• The performance of your solution will not be the focus of the assessment.

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