Use Python: Look and Say:

There is a particular sequence named 'Look and Say' sequence. The sequence begins

with a single digit in which the next term is obtained by describing the previous term. For

example, we start the sequence with number $1$ and then we pronounce the number

correctly. As for the number $1,$ It must be read as "one $1,"$ where "one" represents the

total digits of that number. We write the "one $1"$ numerically and we get the number $11.$

Next we can read $11$ as "two $1."$ So the next number of this sequence is $21.$ We read $21$ as

"one $2,$ one $1".$ So the next number of this sequence is $1211.$ Thus the sequence is: $1,11,$

$21,1211[$read as one $1,$ one $2,$ two $1],111221,....$

You are given a number where the digits are the elements of a numpy array. Write a

method that generates the next number in the look and say sequence and stores it in a new

array.

Constraint: You cannot use any other datatype $[$i$.$e$.$ string$]$ or data structure except for

arrays.

Hint: The size of the new array will never be more than $100.$

$[$You need not worry about the extra zeroes at the end of your resulting array$]$