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An **undulating number** is a number that alternates between two digits, starting with one digit and then switching to another, and repeating this pattern. For example, `1212121` is undulating, but `1991` is not. Write a function `is_undulating(n)` that checks whether a given number `n` is undulating or not. The function should return `True` if the number is undulating, and `False` otherwise. #### Examples ```python [main.nopy] is_undulating(1212121) # True is_undulating(1991) # False is_undulating(121) # True is_undulating(1) # False ``` #### Constraints - The input `n` will be a positive integer. - A number with fewer than three digits cannot be undulating.
def is_undulating(n): """ Check if the given number is undulating. Args: n (int): The number to check. Returns: bool: True if the number is undulating, False otherwise. """ # Convert the number to a string for easier manipulation n = str(n) # Implement the logic to check for undulating pattern pass