replaceText takes two Strings as input and returns a String. Each input string will have text with zero or more substrings marked by matching parentheses. The returned string should contain the contents of the first string, except that each substring that is inside parentheses in the first input string is replaced by the matching substring that is inside parentheses in the second input string. (So the first substring of string 1 is replaced by the first substring of string 2, the second by the second, and so on.) If the first input string has more substrings in matching parentheses than the second string does, the substrings are simply removed. If the second string has more substrings in matching parentheses, these are ignored. Any nested and matched parentheses (matched parentheses inside the outer set of matched parentheses) should be treated as regular characters. replaceText("a (simple) programming (example)", "(cool) (problem)") should return "a cool programming problem" replaceText("a ((nested) example) with (three) replacements (to (handle))", "the replacements are (answer) and (really (two) not three)") should return "an answer with really (two) not three replacements "

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