This program will demonstrate your ability to work with dictionaries.

A starter file called Lab$09$P$1-$starter.py has been provide on Blackboard. Download that file and rename it to Lab$09$P$1.$py$.$

The file consists of two functions.

$$ main$()$ DO NOT UPDATE THIS FUNCTION. This function reads in the file words.txt and stores the contents in a variable. That data is passed in to the process$\_$file function.

$$ process$\_$file$($file$\_$text$)$ This function contains a number of TODO comments that will direct you on what needs to be done.

The TODO comments in process$\_$file function indicate to do the following:

$$ Create an empty dictionary.

$$ Create a list of words from the data passed in to the function.

$$ Update the dictionary with the words as keys and the counts of the words as values.

$$ Print the dictionary.

$$ Determine the words with the maximum count, put them in a list, and print the list.

$$ Use the list to help remove all the words with maximum count from the dictionary.

$$ Put the words from the dictionary in a new list, sort it$,$ and print that list.

$$ Remove the last line with the pass statement.

There is a sample word list on Blackboard called words.txt$.$ It looks like this:

This is a word list

Giving this word list a test

See how this word list works

Test it and see how a word list file works

Using this file, here's the sample output a finished solution should produce:

$\{\text{'}$THIS$\text{'}$: $3,\text{'}$IS$\text{'}$: $1,\text{'}$A$\text{'}$: $3,$ 'WORD': $4,$ 'LIST': $4,$ 'GIVING': $1,$ 'TEST': $2,$ 'SEE': $2,$ 'HOW': $2,$ 'WORKS': $2,\text{'}$IT$\text{'}$: $1,$ 'AND': $1,$ 'FILE': $1\}$

Words with max count of $4$: $[\text{'}$WORD$\text{'},$ 'LIST'$]$

Dictionary with max removed: $\{\text{'}$THIS$\text{'}$: $3,\text{'}$IS$\text{'}$: $1,\text{'}$A$\text{'}$: $3,$ 'GIVING': $1,$ 'TEST': $2,$ 'SEE': $2,$ 'HOW': $2,$ 'WORKS': $2,\text{'}$IT$\text{'}$: $1,$ 'AND': $1,$ 'FILE': $1\}$

Words sorted: $[\text{'}$A$\text{'},$ 'AND', 'FILE', 'GIVING', 'HOW', $\text{'}$IS$\text{'},\text{'}$IT$\text{'},$ 'SEE', 'TEST', 'THIS', 'WORKS'$]$

Your program should include the additional text that indicates what the maximum count for the words is$,$ and it should include the other lead$-$in text as well.

Submit the program file Lab$09$P$1.$py to Blackboard for credit.

# DO NOT UPDATE ANY PART OF THE MAIN FUNCTION

def main$()$:

input$\_$file $=$ open$(\text{'}$words$.$txt$\text{'},\text{'}$r$\text{'})$ # Open a file for reading

file$\_$text $=$ input$\_$file.read$().$upper$()$ # Read all contents and convert to uppercase

process$\_$file$($file$\_$text$)$

input$\_$file.close$()$

def process$\_$file$($text$)$:

# TODO: Create an empty dictionary

# TODO: Use the split method to get a list of words from the input parameter

# TODO: Use a for loop to go through the list $1-$by$-1$

# and count the occurrence of each word. Add or update

# the entries in the dictionary with the word$/$count pairs.

# TODO: Print the dictionary

# TODO: Create a list of words with the maximum count

# and print the list.

# TODO: Remove the words with max count from the dictionary

# and print the dictionary.

# TODO: Put all the words in the dictionary in a list, sort it$,$

# and print the list of sorted words.

pass # TODO: Remove this line before submitting to BB$.$

main$()$