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pi_str = "3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 5028841971 6939937510 5820974944 5923078164 0628620899 8628034825 3421170679"

def group_pi_modified(pi_str, group_size):

"""

Groups the digits of pi into sets of the specified group_size,

replacing the decimal with '00' and adding 3 zeros to the last 3 numbers.

"""

modified_pi = pi_str.replace('.', '00')

groups = []

for i in range(0, len(modified_pi), group_size):

group = modified_pi[i:i + group_size]

groups.append(group)

# Adding 3 zeros to the last 3 numbers

if len(groups) >= 3:

for i in range(len(groups) - 3, len(groups)):

groups[i] = groups[i] + "000"

return groups

# Group pi into sets of 10 digits

pi_groups_10 = group_pi_modified(pi_str, 10)

print("Pi grouped into sets of 10 digits (decimal replaced with 00, 3 zeros added to the last 3 numbers):")

print(pi_groups_10)

Output:

Pi grouped into sets of 10 digits (decimal replaced with 00, 3 zeros added to the last 3 numbers):

['3001415926', '5358979323', '8462643383', '2795028841', '9716939937', '5105820974', '9445923078', '1640628620', '8998628034', '8253421170000', '679000']

Explanation of Changes:

* Adding Zeros to Last 3 Groups:

* After creating the groups, the code checks if there are at least 3 groups.

* If so, it iterates through the last 3 groups using a for loop and appends "000" to each of them.

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