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All right, so in this exercise, what you are required to do is basically this exercise kind of depends
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on the knowledge that you've gained in the previous one.
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Any sense that you need to write a program that should count to total values that are not unique in
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a specific area?
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OK.
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In a specific array.
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So.
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That's not so trivial.
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OK, because the answer is not so obvious.
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OK, so we said previously that in this array, in this example, we had six values which were unique,
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right?
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We had six unique values.
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But on the other hand, that means that if the array was of size 10, then we can say that 10 minus
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six equals two for four.
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None.
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Unique values, right?
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But that's not exactly what we are looking for.
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We are looking for the distinct values that are not unique.
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So in this case, we have just the value of five, which is the first value, OK, we took it into a
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council.
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This will be one value that is not unique.
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So five is a non unique value.
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None unique.
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Value and also we know that what else seven is unique, three is none unique, so we also know that
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three is none unique value three is not unique value.
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OK, so a total of two non unique values are inside of this array.
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OK, so although there are four elements that are not, none unique, but we are looking for a total
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value.
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So in this case, five and three, these are the only two values that are non unique inside of this
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array.
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So once again, a total of four elements are non unique, but a total of two values are not unique.
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So you need to write program and take these into account and know how to approach it.
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OK.
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So I wish you good luck.
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Give it a shot.
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Try it on your own, and I will see you, as always, is almost always in the solutions.
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VIDEO.
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So good luck, guys.
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I'll see you then.
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