Question

You have given A and B as2 lists which may have repeated elements in respective list. Write a python function mg-L(A,B) which takes list A and B as input and returns a merged list. The function will merge the list B with A (means the list A will be expanded) such that the resultant A

still contain no duplicates. Specify input in fixed form. Use only list operations. For example if

A =[2,4,8,2,1] and B=[10,4,3,8,7] merged-list =[1,2,3,4,7,8,10]

Answer 1

def merge(A, B):
	merged = []
	for el in A + B:
		if el not in merged:
			merged.append(el)
	merged.sort()
	return merged

A = [2,4,8,2,1]
B = [10,4,3,8,7]
print(merge(A, B))