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solve with python please

But oh no! Their file was corrupted. Cheeses were duplicated, and there appear to be tabs at the beginning of most lines: roquefort, france roquefort, france mozzarella, italy epoisses, france mozzarella, italy It will take hours to fix this by hand : We need to know which cheeses come from each country. While Matt drives to Jungle Jim's International Market, help Erika read the file, process it, and print something where the countries are in alphabetical order, and the cheeses from each country are also in alphabetical order: france: epoisses roguefort italy: mozzarella We will be tight on time, so we should also direct Matt based on which countries have the most cheeses: [( 'france ', 2), ('italy', 1)] The purpose of this assignment is to gently get you back up to speed with Python concepts learned in I210, specifically opening data files, reading the contents into data structures, processing the data, and outputting them in a usable format. Practice writing functions that take an input and return an output. When completed, all of your functions should work together to fix the input file! PS 4.1 - Read data in from a file (5 points) - Implement to read in the contents a file (e.g. using try/except PS 4.2 - Format that data into a nested list (5 points) - Implement | to convert a string (with spaces, tabs, newlines, and commas) into lists-of-lists-of-strings: [[ 'roquefort', ' 'france'], ['roquefort', 'france']] PS 4.3 - Create a dictionary from a nested list (5 points) - Implement that returns a dictionary mapping from strings to lists of unique values. - Treat each item in the input as (value, key) pairs - Make sure the lists only contain unique values! >> nested_lists_to_dictC[["roquefort", "france"], ["roquefort", "france"], ["feta", "greece"], ["brie", "france"]]) { \{'france': ['roquefort', 'brie'], 'greece': ['feta']\} PS 4.4 - Convert the dictionary of lists to a human-readable format (5 points) - Implement that converts the dict of lists to a string. - Keys should be sorted PS 4.4 - Convert the dictionary of lists to a human-readable format (5 points) - Implement that converts the dict of lists to a string. - Keys should be sorted - Values that each key maps to should also be sorted - As with the other functions, this function should return a string, it should not directly print the result! >> print(format_dict_of_lists(\{'france' : ['roquefort', 'brie'], 'greece': ['feta', 'hatloumi ']\})) france: brie roquefort greece: feta halloumi PS 4.5 - Summarize the dictionary into tuples sorted by the number of values ( 5 points) - Implement to return a list of tuples - Each tuple should contain a key from the dictionary and the length of its list - The output should be sorted from greatest to least, according to how big each list was: >> summarize_dict_of_lists(\{'france' : ['roquefort', 'brie'], 'greece': ['feta']\}) [('france', 2), ('greece', 1)] PS 4.6 - Run the main module to help Matt and Erika fix the file! (5 points) Un-comment the last four lines of your script using or if ___name__ ==" nheeses = nested_lists_to_dict(to_nested_list(safe_load_file("cheeses-corrupted.txt")) print(format_dict_of_lists(cheeses)) print(summarize_dict_of_lists(cheeses))