Explanation 0As, B can be formed using all the unique characters of A atleast once. So, we print True.Sample Input 1abbcbcSample Output 1FalseExplanation 1As we are not using a present in string A to form B so we print False You are given two strings A and B. Your task is to determine if you can form string B using all the uniquecharacters of A at least once. You cannot use a character from A more than its occurence in A.Input FormatFirst line contains ASecond line contains BConstraints1 < len(A), len(B) ≤ 10Output FormatPrint True if B can be formed and False otherwiseSample Input 0aabbbccabcSample Output 0True

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Explanation 0 As, B can be formed using all the unique characters of A atleast once. So, we print True. Sample Input 1 abbc bc Sample Output 1 False Explanation 1 As we are not using a present in string A to form B so we print False

Explanation 0 As, B can be formed using all the unique characters of A atleast once. So, we print True. Sample Input 1 abbc bc Sample Output 1 False Explanation 1 As we are not using a present in string A to form B so we print False

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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