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def execute(args):

"""

Executes the application or prints an error message if executed incorrectly.

The arguments to the application (EXCLUDING the application name) are provided to

the list args. This list should contain either 1 or 2 elements.If there is one

element, it should be the name of the data set folder or the value '--test'.If

there are two elements, the first should be the data set folder and the second

should be the name of a CSV file (for output of the results).

If the user calls this script incorrectly (with the wrong number of arguments), this

function prints:

Usage: python auditor dataset [output.csv]

This function does not do much error checking beyond counting the number of arguments.

Parameter args: The command line arguments for the application (minus the application name)

Precondition: args is a list of strings

"""

pass# Implement this function

# total arguments

n = len(argv)

#print an error if number of arguments are incorrect

if(n<2 or n>3):

print('Usage: python auditor dataset [output.csv] This function does not do much' +

' error checking beyond counting the number of arguments.')

return

#if only one argument passed

if(n == 2):

if(argv[1] == '--test'):

print("Passed value: ", argv[1])

else:

print("Folder name: ",argv[1])

else: #if two arguments Passed

print("Folder name: ",argv[1])

print("Csv file name: ",argv[2])

execute(sys.argv)