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Question: 1
A Special Number is a number when the sum of the factorial of digits is
equal to the original number (given number). For example, 145 is a Special
Number because 145 = 1! + 4! + 5!.
Your task is to write a Python code that takes some numbers as user input
(separated by a comma) in a single line and groups the Special &
Non-Special numbers in a dictionary. Note that the values corresponding to
the keys in that dictionary must be in tuple format.
Sample Input 1:
145, 346, 2, 83221, 7999888
Sample Output 1:
{'Special': (145, 2), 'Non-Special': (346, 83221, 7999888 )}
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Sample Input 2:
1431, 69716, 353, 7969828
Sample Output 2:
{'Special': (), 'Non-Special': (1431, 69716, 353, 7969828)}
Extracted text: Question: 1 A Special Number is a number when the sum of the factorial of digits is equal to the original number (given number). For example, 145 is a Special Number because 145 = 1! + 4! + 5!. Your task is to write a Python code that takes some numbers as user inpt (separated by a comma) in a single line and groups the Special & Non-Special numbers in a dictionary. Note that the values corresponding to the keys in that dictionary must be in tuple format. Sample Input 1: 145, 346, 2, 83221, 7999888 Sample Output 1: {'Special: (145, 2), 'Non-Special': (346, 83221, 7999888 )} Sample Input 2: 1431, 69716, 353, 7969828 Sample Output 2: +. {'Special': (), 'Non-Special': (1431, 69716, 353, 7969828)}