could you please show me the python commnds for this in spyder Exercise 2D Write your function CountEuclid(a,b) which take as input a pair of integers a>b>0 andoutputs the pair (d, c) where d is the god of a and b and c is the number of steps Euclid's algorithm takesto complete on inputs (a,b). For instance, on inputs (35,10) the output should be (5,2).

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could you please show me the python commnds for this in spyder

Exercise 2D Write your function CountEuclid(a,b) which take as input a pair of integers a>b>0 and
outputs the pair (d, c) where d is the god of a and b and c is the number of steps Euclid's algorithm takes
to complete on inputs (a,b). For instance, on inputs (35,10) the output should be (5,2).

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In this question we have to write a function CountEuclid as per the given insturctions.

Function takes a pair of integers a and b as input, where a is greater than b and both are greater than 0. The function should calculate the greatest common divisor (GCD) of a and b using Euclid's algorithm and also count the number of steps it takes for the algorithm to complete.

It will work in spyder also.

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