Quick Context: False but look what we have is return an int so if there's a match you're going to return the index of the element in the list Now let's implement it so here is the uh code and to implement the stack all right um this concludes the first
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False but look what we have is return an int so if there's a match you're going to return the index of the element in the list Now let's implement it so here is the uh code and to implement the stack all right um this concludes the first All right so now what happens if you have this three but you have more numbers so it's it's not two three
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- False but look what we have is return an int so if there's a match you're going to return the index of the element in the list
- Now let's implement it so here is the uh code and to implement the stack all right um this concludes the first
- All right so now what happens if you have this three but you have more numbers so it's it's not two three
- Let's look at this example large factorial we're going to use big integer
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