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string xor given a string s that consists of lowercase english letters, create a mapping m which assigns every lowercase letter (26 of them) to a distinct positive integer less than or equal to 100. map the string to a series of integers where each letter is replaced by the integer it is mapped to. formally, s

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To create a mapping that assigns each letter to a distinct positive integer, follow these steps.

Step-by-step explanation:

To map a string s consisting of lowercase English letters to a series of integers, a mapping m is created, associating each letter with a distinct positive integer less than or equal to 100. The Python code accomplishes this by assigning integers from 1 to 26 to the letters 'a' through 'z'.

The create_mapping() function establishes this correspondence. The map_string() function takes a string s and the mapping m as input, producing a series of integers by replacing each letter with its corresponding mapped value. An example usage maps the string "hello" to a series of integers using the generated mapping, showcasing the conversion process.

This flexible approach allows for seamless mapping of any lowercase letter string to a series of integers based on the defined mapping. Adjustments to the mapping or input string can be made accordingly.

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