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Write a code segment that prompts the user to enter a sentence and then displays all of the words in the sentence which have an odd number of letters in them.
you may assume that the user will input a string consisting of only english language words each separated by exactly one blank space and that the only punctuation symbol will be a period at the end of the sentence
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