• Ask for two inputs:
• Ask for the name of the input file.
• Ask for the name of the output file that your code will produce.
• Prints:
• Nothing
• Actions:
• Opens the input file
• Opens the output file
• Pulls off the header and adds one more column labeled "Density"
• For each territory provided in the data file you opened:
• extract population and size
• calculate population density (people per square area)
• writes the original data PLUS the population density into the output csv file
• Closes both files
• Data files to use:
• SmallData.csv
• StateData.csv
• CountryData.csv
• Example run of the program:
• Note: This means I need to be able to OPEN whatever file name I want. Do NOT hardcode "StateData.csv" into your open call. Instead, ask for a file name with input (say input_filename), and then open it in your program like this:
• fin = open(input_filename,"r")
• Example output using the StateData.csv input file:

\fFile Edit Format View Help State, Population, Area (5q Miles) , Density Alabama, 4833722, 50744, 95. 25701560775659 Alaska, 735132, 571951. 26, 1. 2853053247928854 Arizona, 6626624, 113634.57, 58. 315211647300636 Arkansas , 2959373, 52068.17, 56.83650875381255 California, 38332521, 155959.34, 245. 78535020730405 Colorado, 5268367, 103717.53,50.795338068694846 Connecticut, 3596080, 4844.8, 742 .2556142668428