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I found the following snippets in your repository. I will now analyze these snippets and come up with a plan.
python/collatz/MaxSequence.py
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• Begin by importing the necessary module for time measurement: `import time`.
• Define a constant `NUMBER` with the value `500000`, similar to the examples in other languages.
• Implement the `collatz` function that takes an integer `x` as input and returns the length of the Collatz sequence for that number. Use a while loop to iterate until `x` becomes 1, applying the Collatz operations as per the examples.
• Implement the `findMaxCollatz` function that takes an integer `to` as input and returns the number and length of the longest Collatz sequence up to `to`. Use a for loop to iterate through each number, calling the `collatz` function, and keep track of the maximum length and corresponding number.
• Add a main block to measure execution time, call the `findMaxCollatz` function with `NUMBER` as the argument, and print the result along with the execution time. Use the `time` module for measuring execution time, similar to the approach in `python/primes/Atkin.py`.
python/collatz/MaxSequence.py
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python/benchmark.yml
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• Add an entry for the new Collatz Conjecture benchmark script under the Python section. The entry should follow the YAML list format, similar to other entries in the file. The entry should be `- collatz/MaxSequence.py`, ensuring it is properly indented to align with other benchmark script entries.
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Implement
collatz/MaxSequence
benchmark in Python, and put it into python/collatz/MaxSequence.py.You MUST implement it exactly in the same way as in other languages examples: php/collatz/MaxSequence.php, javascript/collatz/MaxSequence.js, ruby/collatz/MaxSequence.rb. Add script to python/benchmark.yaml
Here are other examples of out Python code: python/primes/Atkin.py. Use it to se how collect and report execution time.
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