Challenges

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Rotate Array
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Floating Number
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String Matching
Cody has a sequence of characters N. He likes a sequence if it contain...
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Leap Year
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Max. Marks: 6
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Project Teams
There are N students in a class and Teacher want to divide these stude...
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Circle of Numbers
All numbers in NumberLand are standing in a circle for a dancing cerem...
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Happy String
A happy string is a string in which each character is lexicographicall...
Max. Marks: 4
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Happy String
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Problem Statement
A happy string is a string in which each character is lexicographically greater than its next character. You are given a positive integer N as an input. You need to print the smallest lexicographical string possible of length N. NOTE: All characters in a happy string are in lowercase.

Input
A single integer N.

Output
Print the lexicographically smallest string of length N.

Constraints
1 ≤ N ≤ 26

Sample Input
2

Sample Output

ba

Dcoded By: Mrudul Sankhere

Solved By: 2235

Maximum Marks: 4