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Consecutive Identical Characters Need Neighboring Positions — drill-1 — LearnYard

03 Dsa FundamentalsString BasicsCheck if There are Two or Three Consecutive Identical Characters in a String

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DSA FUNDAMENTALS › STRING BASICS

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Reading · 6 minQuiz · 5 questions2 code drills · run only

This is a scratch drill — your code runs, nothing is graded or recorded. No test cases, no expected output, no verdict.

TASK

Scan the string "abbaccca" once. Set and preserve whether it contains at least two consecutive identical characters and whether it contains at least three consecutive identical characters, then print both results exactly as shown.

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OUTPUT

Sample

At least two: true
At least three: true

What a finished answer prints, from the lesson. Nothing has run yet — press Run and this is replaced by your program’s own output.

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