imagine that you are working in the cybersecurity department. There was a failure on one of the critical servers, and as a result of this, part of the data was damaged. The biggest problem & mdash; A unique numerical identifier of a secret object was spoiled. Now it is a chaotic set of letters, numbers and symbols. Fortunately, it is known that the numbers themselves have not changed and their order has been preserved.
rnyour task & mdash; Write a program that can "clean" the damaged line and restore the original numerical code. The program should take one line with damaged data and extract all the numbers from it, preserving their initial order.
rn Requirements for implementation:
To solve only input/output, cycle & nbsp;
damaged data line containing numbers, letters and any other characters (string, string).
a restored numerical code consisting only of numbers found in the original line in the same order (line, string). If there were no numbers in the original line, the program should derive an empty line.
ERW3423T!@#gfdg5567
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# Формат кода, с комментариями к строкам для объяснения
# Получаем на вход одну строку с поврежденными данными от пользователя
damaged_data = input()
# Создаем пустую строку, в которую будем собирать только найденные цифры
recovered_code = ""
# Запускаем цикл for, который перебирает каждый символ во входной строке
for symbol in damaged_data:
# Внутри цикла используем условие if для проверки, является ли текущий символ цифрой.
# Метод isdigit() возвращает True, если все символы в строке являются цифрами, и False в противном случае.
# Так как мы проверяем по одному символу, он сработает как нам нужно.
if symbol.isdigit():
# Если символ является цифрой, мы добавляем (конкатенируем) его в конец нашей строки с результатом
recovered_code = recovered_code + symbol
# После того как цикл завершится, в переменной recovered_code будет строка, состоящая только из цифр.
# Выводим итоговую восстановленную строку на экран.
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