Description Write a program that prompts the user for a list of words separated by spaces. Your program should then call a function to output those words and their frequencies. The function does not have to return a value: you can print the output from within the function. Sample Transcript Enter words: The important part of the United States of America is the united part. the 3 important 1 part 2 of 2 united 2 states 1 america 1 151 Points 2 points - the program collects the sentence from the user and splits all of the words into a list 2 point - the items of the list (ie: words from the user's sentence) get output line by line 2 points - each word in the output is followed by the number of times it occurs in the sentence 1 point - the program ignores uppercase letters, so 'The' gets counted along with 'the 1 point - the program strips punctuation marks, so 'part.' (period attached) gets counted along with 'part' 1 point - redundant counts are eliminated (ie, "the 3" is output only once, not three times) 1 point - put the code in a function that you can call like this: count_frequencies(wordlist)