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Stop at the First Marker
00:00 Let’s actually just have a quick look then on what happens if we run the code. And this will now run a bit further than what we need to. But we can see here that in our first couple of markers, they each have just three distinct characters.
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And then once we get down here, we’ll have the four distinct markers, and then it actually keeps on being distinct markers all the way out. So here I just want to do an if test, I guess, where I want to compare.
00:32
So let’s do this here. If the length of the set of candidates is equal to the marker_length, then we can stop at this stage.
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So I’ll just use a break, which means that I’ll jump out of the for loop, and it should be candidate not candidates.
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And then here at the end, I can just print out n.
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So if we do this now, we should have something that tells us 7 down here at the end, and then we still have this debug information here, but we can also remove that one.
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