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Problem Specification After numerous Godzilla attacks, the city of Tokyo, Japan is testing their new invention, Mechagodzilla. You are tasked with implementing a program to help retrieve Mechagodzilla after successful deployments. Mechagodzilla's movements are controlled by sending a series of inputs. 'N' for north, 'E' for east, 's' for south, or 'W' for west If something goes wrong and Mechagodzilla is destroyed, we need to be able to find it for retrieval The question we want to answer: Using a standard Cartesian grid, what are the (x,y) coordinates of Mechagodzilla after it finishes a series of movement inputs? Assume Mechagodzilla always starts at the base coordinates of (0,0). Here are some examples to help clarify: NNE: coordinate (1, 2) NNEEENNW': coordinate (2.4) WNENWNSNN : coordinate (-1.4) 'EESSENNESE?: coordinate (5, -1) WEENEWE: coordinate (2, 1) NWEWWNSWW': coordinate (-4,1) You will be given a number of datafiles containing inputs of different lengths. Each file will contain a number of lines. Each line will represent inputs from a deployment. The program you must write will open the file, read each line, and then print the final (x,y) coordinates for that deployment to the console. For example, if a datafile contained the examples above, your program would display (1, 2) (2, 4) (-1, 4) (5, -1) (2, 1) (-4, 1) Detailed Example Example File (with only one deployment): NNEEENNW Program Output: (2, 4) Illustration to help visualize path taken: 6 4 finish o O 20 start -5 4 -3 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 -2