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Design a Python3 function to compare every prefix of a string X to every element of string Y, if there is a match, place it in a python set, sort and reversely sort the set, and return the sorted and reversely sorted sets.

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Answer:

The function is as follows:

def compare_prefix(strX,strY):    

   prefix=set()

   for i in range(len(strX)):

       for j in range(i+1,len(strX)):

           chk =strX[i:j+1]

           if chk in strY:

               prefix.add(chk)

   

   sort_prefix = sorted(prefix)

   rev_sort_prefix = sorted(prefix,reverse=True)

   return(sort_prefix,rev_sort_prefix)

Explanation:

This defines the function

def compare_prefix(strX,strY):    

This creates an empty set, prefix

   prefix=set()

This iterates through each character in strX

   for i in range(len(strX)):

This iterates through every other character in strX

       for j in range(i+1,len(strX)):

This gets the prefix of strX by concatenating strings from i to j + 1

           chk =strX[i:j+1]

This checks if the prefix is in strY

           if chk in strY:

If yes, the string is added to set prefix

               prefix.add(chk)

   

This sorts prefix

   sort_prefix = sorted(prefix)

This reverses the sorted prefix

   rev_sort_prefix = sorted(prefix,reverse=True)

This returns the sorted and reversed prefix

   return(sort_prefix,rev_sort_prefix)