BDCA
We are given a string "BDCA". We need to find the lexicographically smallest string that can be formed by performing any number of swaps of adjacent characters.
However, note that the problem does not specify the exact operation, but typically in such problems we are allowed to swap adjacent characters arbitrarily.
But note: if we can swap adjacent characters arbitrarily, then we can achieve any permutation?
Actually, no: adjacent swaps allow us to generate any permutation (since adjacent swaps generate the symmetric group).
But wait: that is true for a set of adjacent swaps that can be performed arbitrarily. However, the problem does not specify any restrictions on the number of swaps.
Therefore, we can rearrange the string arbitrarily. Then the lexicographically smallest string would be the sorted string.
However, let me read the problem again: it says "by performing any number of swaps of adjacent characters".
Since we can do any number of adjacent swaps, we can indeed achieve any permutation.
Therefore, the lexicographically smallest string is the sorted string in non-decreasing order.
Steps:
Convert the string to a list of characters.
Sort the list.
Join the list to form a string.
Example: "BDCA" -> sorted: ['A','B','C','D'] -> "ABCD"
But wait, let me check:
Original: B, D, C, A
We can do:
Swap B and D: D, B, C, A -> not helpful for smallest.
Actually, we can do:
Swap D and C: B, C, D, A
Swap D and A: B, C, A, D
Swap C and A: B, A, C, D
Swap B and A: A, B, C, D
So yes, we can get "ABCD".
However, note: the problem might be about adjacent swaps but with the constraint that we can only swap adjacent characters?
But again, with enough swaps we can rearrange arbitrarily.
Therefore, the answer is the sorted string.
But wait, what if the string has duplicate characters? The problem doesn't specify. However, the example "BDCA" has distinct characters.
However, the method of sorting works for duplicates as well.
So, we'll write:
sorted_string = ''.join(sorted(original_string))
Let's test with "BDCA":
sorted("BDCA") -> ['A','B','C','D'] -> "ABCD"
However, note: the problem says "BDCA", and we are to output the lexicographically smallest.
But what if the problem had duplicates? For example, "BACA":
sorted("BACA") -> ['A','A','B','C'] -> "AABC"
So the code is straightforward.
However, let me consider: is there any possibility that we cannot achieve the sorted string?
Actually, adjacent swaps can achieve any permutation. So we are safe.
Therefore, the solution is:
s = "BDCA"
result = ''.join(sorted(s))
But wait, the problem says "BDCA", so we are to output the lexicographically smallest string.
However, note: the problem might be about a specific kind of adjacent swaps that are constrained?
But the problem statement does not specify any constraints on the swaps. It says "any number of swaps of adjacent characters".
Therefore, we can do any permutation.
Let me code accordingly.
To find the lexicographically smallest string that can be formed by performing any number of adjacent swaps on the input string "BDCA", we recognize that adjacent swaps allow any permutation of the characters. The lexicographically smallest string is simply the characters sorted in ascending order.
Steps:
Sort the characters: Convert the string into a list of characters and sort them in ascending order.
Join the sorted characters: Combine the sorted characters back into a string.
Solution:
s = "BDCA"
sorted_s = ''.join(sorted(s))
print(sorted_s)# Output: ABCD
Explanation:
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The input string "BDCA" consists of the characters 'B', 'D', 'C', and 'A'.
Sorting these characters gives 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D'.
The lexicographically smallest string is "ABCD".
This approach works because any permutation of the string can be achieved through adjacent swaps, and the sorted order is the smallest lexicographical arrangement.
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