Use the following code to read the two$\_$dimensional table from file$($PeakTable$\_1.$txtand then from PeakTable$\_2.$txtand display it as a matrix to the screen. PeakTable$\_2.$txt has rows $=97$ and columns $=29.$ PeakTable$1.$txt has rows $=4$ and columns $=5.$

You need to implement this question and provide a screenshot of the output.

import time

def readingMatrix$()$ :

f $=$ open$(\text{'}$peakTable$\_2.$txt$\text{'},\text{'}$r$\text{'})$

list$1=[]$

list$1=[$line$.$split$()$ for line in f$]$

return list$1$

def displayMatrix$($theList$)$ :

for row in range$(0,$ len$($theList$))$ :

for col in range$(0,$ len$($theList$[0]))$ :

print$("\{0$:$<3\}".$format$($theList$[$row$][$col$]),$ end $="")$

print$("")$

print$("***$ reading matrix $***")$

list$1=$ readingMatrix$()$

print$("$ # rows $=",$ len$($list$1),"$ #cols$=",$ len$($list$1[0]))$

displayMatrix$($list$1)$

Display$\_$AllPeaks$\_$Positions

Then you must include this:

Use the below to display the time your algorithm takes in milliseconds.

time$1=$ time.time$()$

time$2=$ time.time$()$

print$(\text{'}$elapsed time:$\text{'},$ time$2-$ time$1)$