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The code takes a string as input, replaces each '(' with -1 and ')' with +1, prints the resulting list, then defines a function to iteratively delete matching pairs of -1 and 1 from the list starting from a given index.

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3 RD

The code takes a string as input, replaces each '(' with -1 and ')' with +1, prints the resulting list, then defines a function to iteratively delete matching pairs of -1 and 1 from the list starting from a given index.

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rineeth m
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s=input()

s=[-1 if(x=='(') else +1 for x in s]


n=len(s)
print(s)

def solve(s,ind,n):
found=1
i=ind
while(found)
if(s[i]==-1):
if(s[i+1]==1):
del

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