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Next Number Using 3s and 5s

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Problem

Given an unsigned integer, give me the next number only using 3's and 5's. Example, I give your 7, you give me 33, I give you 34, you give me 35. Write a program on how you'd do this...

Implement def next_number(n): and return the smallest integer strictly greater than n whose decimal representation contains only 3 and 5. The input is a non-negative integer, and the output is an integer. For example, next_number(35) returns 53, while next_number(333) returns 335.

Constraints

  • 0 <= n <= 10^18
  • The input is an unsigned integer.
  • The output must be strictly greater than n.
  • The decimal representation of the output contains only the digits 3 and 5.

Function Signature

def next_number(n):
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