Write a function called hundred Percent(crazy, indabag) that returns a Boolean True if crazy can be constructed from indabag and Boolean false otherwise. Detailed Assumptions and Examples: Variables crazy and indabag are both valid strings and each letter in indabag can only be used once in crazy. Sample Output: This is just an example. Do not use this as your program's direct output. Your program should be flexible to whatever the test case may be. Input: crazy = "a", indabag = "b" Output: False Input: crazy = "aa", indabag = "ab" Output: False Input: crazy = "aa", indabag = "aab" Output: True

Write a function called hundred Percent(crazy, indabag) that returns a Boolean True if crazy can be constructed from indabag and Boolean false otherwise. Detailed Assumptions and Examples: Variables crazy and indabag are both valid strings and each letter in indabag can only be used once in crazy. Sample Output: This is just an example. Do not use this as your program's direct output. Your program should be flexible to whatever the test case may be. Input: crazy = "a", indabag = "b" Output: False Input: crazy = "aa", indabag = "ab" Output: False Input: crazy = "aa", indabag = "aab" Output: True

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