Please include a snap of the code in the program ;-) thank you.

The EnglishWords.txt file is provided and contains this(and more words):

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Write a program called'anagramsets.py that asks the user to enter a word length and a filename. The program will search the 'EnglishWords.txt' file (of question 1) for sets of words that are that length and are anagrams of each other, and will write the results to a file with the given filename. Sample User I/O: Set Search **Anagram Enter word length: 12 Searching... Enter file name: twelve.txt Writing results... Expected output to 'twelve.txt': ['abolitionism', 'mobilisation' I'accouterment' 'accoutrement' ['alterability,'bilaterality'] I'amphitheater', 'amphitheatre']