Make sure you write all your programs to work with other numeric values $($other than the given ones$)$ as well

Q$1)$ The following numbers are given :

$1587412159823245642$

Create a method called "find$\_$rep" that takes these numbers as a tuple argument, finds and displays the amount of repetitions for each member in the given set.

The output of the program is as follows:

$,\{4$:$3\},\{5$:$3\},\{6$:$1\},\{4$:$3\},\{2$:$4\}$

Hint: the output is a list with nested dictionary members.

Q$2)$ The following numbers are given:

$Tu1=12,58,74,63,95,62,77$

$Tu2=74,88,65,14,73,67,89$

Create a method called "common$\_$finder" that takes these $2$ tuples as arguments, finds and returns if there is at least one common member in these tuples. In case there exists no items that match, the output is $"$No Match". In case there is a match $($where the match is found as $74),$ the output is :

The number is: $74$