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#1 #For this question, please write three functions as follows:

#sum_digits: a function which takes an int and returns the sum of its (positive value) digits.

#diff_sum_digits: a function that "wraps" sum_digits in that it calls sum_digits from within it. Use the diff_sum_digits function to compute the absolute value of the input number minus the sum of digits of the input number.

#wraps_diff_sum_digits: a function that "wraps" diff_sum_digits. If diff_sum_digits returns a result that has more than one digit have this new function replace the result with the sum of the digits of the result. Do this repeatedly until the result has just one digit, then display it.

#To illustrate this with an example:

#The input number is 20 as in: wraps_diff_sum_digits(20) #wraps_diff_sum_digits calls diff_sum_digits(20) which calls sum_digits(20) #sum_digits adds the numbers (2+0 = 2) returns a 2, diff_sum_digits subtracts (20-2 = 18) and returns this to wraps_diff_sum_digits #wraps_diff_sum_digits sees that the number 18 stills has 2 digits and calls diff_sum_digits(18) which calls sum_digits(18) #sum_digits add the numbers (1+8 = 9) returns a 9, diff_sum_digits subtracts (18-9 = 9) and returns this to wraps_diff_sum_digits #wraps_diff_sum_digits sees that the number 9 only has 1 digit - stops and returns the value 9. #Below you'll find an example of what we mean when we say "wraps". #EXAMPLE: #def example_base_func(x): #"Returns the value of the input * -1" #return -1 * x

#def wraps_example_base_func(x): #temp_val = example_base_func(x) #if temp_val < 0: #return "trivial example" #print(example_base_func(5)) #print(wraps_example_base_func(5))

raise NotImplementedError()