SectionTest of Application...Note: You need to press "Final Submit" for your prGiven a string in which the same character occursin many.consecutive character elements. Your taskis to find the characters that have even frequencyand are consecutive. Display the sum of everyfrequency count (For even frequency only).Example1:InputaaabbaccccddInput StringOutput:Explanation:Input string "aabbaccccdd" contains 'a' 3 times, b' 2times, again 'a' 1 time, 'c' 4 times, and 'd 2 timesHere, the frequency of b.c and d is even and thefrequency count is 2,4 and 2 respectively. Hencethe output32-4-2%3D8Example2:input:vdkkmmmnnOutputBuns andur-

Python code for above : # get input string str = input() # to store final result result = 0 #…

Given a string in which the same character occurs in many.consecutive character elements. Your task is to find the characters that have even frequency and are consecutive. Display the sum of every frequency count (For even frequency only). 42 Example1: Input: aaabbaccccdd Input String Output: 8. Explanation:

Given a string in which the same character occurs in many.consecutive character elements. Your task is to find the characters that have even frequency and are consecutive. Display the sum of every frequency count (For even frequency only). 42 Example1: Input: aaabbaccccdd Input String Output: 8. Explanation:

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