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  • jsam20359
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  • jsam20359
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    Welcome the most popular Roblox exploit for Windows that works completely free..This tool is capable of running multiple scripts in popular Roblox games i.e. Blox Fruits, Tower of Hell, Adopt me, Murder Mystery 2, etc Using the Trigon Evo Executor, you can enhance your overall gaming experience by unlocking the additional features not available in the original game.

  • edidzhi2001
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    from collections import OrderedDict
orders = OrderedDict()
for i in range(int(input())):
    name, _, price = input().rpartition(' ')
    orders[name] = orders.get(name, 0) + int(price)
[print(*item) for item in orders.items()]

  • wazirzoh1
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    from collections import OrderedDict n = int(input()) item = OrderedDict()

    for _ in range(n): item_name,price = input().rsplit(' ',1) price = int(price)

    if item_name in item:
    item[item_name] += price

else:
    item[item_name] = price

    for item_name,item_price in item.items(): print(f'{item_name} {item_price}')

  • wazirzoh1
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    def col_net(): n = int(input()) dic = {} lis = [] for _ in range(n): line = input().strip() item,price = line.rsplit(' ',1) price = int(price)

        if item in dic:
        dic[item]['quantity'] += 1
    else:
        dic[item] = {'quantity':1,'price':price}
        lis.append(item)

for item in lis:
   net_price = dic[item]['quantity'] * dic[item]['price']
   print(f"{item} {net_price}")

    col_net()