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class StringDup:
        def getMax(self, input_1):
                x= {}
                for i in input_1:
                        k = str(i)
                        if k not in x:
                                x[k] = 1
                        else:
                                x[k] += 1
                max_num = 0
                max_char = ''
                for i in input_1:
                        if x[i] > max_num:
                                max_num = x[i]
                                max_char = i
                return max_char
            
x = StringDup().getMax('aabbcc')
print x

'''

Create a class called StringDup. Given a string made up of ONLY letters and
digits, determine which character is repeated the most in the string ('A' is
different than 'a'). If there is a tie, the character which appears first in
the string (from left to right) should be returned.

Examples :

aaiicccnn = c
aabbccdd = a
ab2sbf2dj2skl = 2

Here is the method signature :

public char getMax(String input);

We will check to make sure that the input contains only letters and digits (no
punctuation marks or spaces).
 
Definition
    	
Class:	StringDup
Method:	getMax
Parameters:	String
Returns:	char
Method signature:	char getMax(String param0)
(be sure your method is public)

Test Arguments		Expected Results		Success

"fjk8lfdw8uio8432shjk3297883"		8		Passed

"ure4397fds30"		3		Passed

"qwertyuiopasdfjkl2346789"		q		Passed

"777888333555"		7		Passed

"778833555"		5		Passed
    
    
'''

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