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A naughty boy Amrit watches a Sachin Tendulkar inning and acts according to number of runs he sees Sachin scoring. The details are:
1 run - place one orange in basket
2 runs - place one mango in basket
3 runs - place a pear in basket
4 runs - remove a pear and a mango from basket
One fine day, at start of match, basket is empty. The sequence of runs scored by Sachin in that inning are given as 11232411234232341121314. At end of above inning, how many more oranges were re compared to mangoes inside basket ? (The Basket was empty initially).


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A naughty boy Amrit watches a Sachin Tendulkar inning and acts according to number of runs he sees Sachin scoring. The details are:
1 run - place one orange in basket
2 runs - place one mango in basket
3 runs - place a pear in basket
4 runs - remove a pear and a mango from basket
One fine day, at start of match, basket is empty. The sequence of runs scored by Sachin in that inning are given as 11232411234232341121314. At end of above inning, how many more oranges were re compared to mangoes inside basket ? (The Basket was empty initially).

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A naughty boy Amrit watches a Sachin Tendulkar inning and acts according to number of runs he sees Sachin scoring. The details are:<br> 1 run - place one orange in the basket <br> 2 runs - place one mango in basket<br> 3 runs - place a pear in the basket<br> 4 runs - remove a pear and a mango from the basket<br> One fine day

at the start of the match

the basket is empty. The sequence of runs scored by Sachin in that inning are given as 11232411234232341121314. At the end of the above inning

how many more oranges were there compared to mangoes inside the basket ? (The Basket was empty initially).

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