Because numbers.contains() is a list and to see if it contains the element would loop through the whole list (basically O(n). That makes the solution to have two nested loops and going full O(n^2)
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numbers.contains()is a list and to see if it contains the element would loop through the whole list (basicallyO(n). That makes the solution to have two nested loops and going fullO(n^2)