Scoring:\ detecting each card set is scored separately and is worth an equal number of points;\ in tests worth

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of points only the strongest set's set_name is checked. Checking selected_cards field of the Result object is omitted in these tests.\ Card sets:\ There are six card sets ordered by their strength from the weakest (single card) to the strongest (a tuiple and a pair).\ Set 1: single card\ Name: 'single card"\ Description: A single card of the highest rank; the suit does not matter.\ For example, for cards = ["2H", "4H", "7G", "90", "100", "Ks"l, your function should return:\ "set_name" = "single card",\ }\ Set 2: pair\ Name:"pair"\ Description: Two cards sharing the same ranks suits do not matter. If there are multiple pairs, return any one with the highest rank.\ \ For example, for cards = [AS", "10H", "BH" "10S" "8D", one of the correct results is:

For example, for cards = [AS", "10H"," "8H", "10S", "8D", one of the correot results is: 1 "set_name" = "pair", "selected_cards" =[ "10H", "10S"] B Set 3: triple - Name: "triple" - Description: Three cards sharing the same rank; suits do not matter. If there are muliple ways to choose a triple, return any with the highest rank. For example, for cards = ["AS", "JS", "AH", "AD"." "100", "AC"], one of the correct results is: "set_name" = "triple", "selected_cards" =[ "AH", "AD", "AC"] Set 4: five in a row - Name:"five in a row" - Description: Five cards of consecutive ranks starting with the highest possible ranks sulits do not matter. Ifithere are mulitiple ways to choose five such cards, returnany