Write a Python program called DeDuplication that the program takes an input list

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$$and generate an output list

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$$which removes the duplicated elements and sorts the list. Users might give any input list. Test your program with different testcases

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$$In this lab, you can use a

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list counter

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Hint: In this way, you need to know what the maximum element is in the input list. Then initialize a

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counting list

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$$and count the frequency for each element. After that iterate the

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counting list

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$$and print the elements whose frequencies are not zero.