Write a function named lineStats that finds the number of words and the number of characters on each line of a file and writes those statistics to a corresponding line of a new file, separated by a space. (Hint: when you read a line from a file, the endline character is included. Do not include the endline in the number of characters on the line.)

The function lineStats takes two parameters:

1. infile, a string, the name of an input file that exists before lineStats is called

2. outfile, a string, the name of an output file that lineStats creates and writes to.

For example, if the following is the content of the file promisedLand.txt:

The dogs on main street howl,

'cause they understand,

And I believe in a promised land I believe in a promised land...

The following function call:

inF = 'promisedLand.txt'

outF = 'promisedLandStats.txt'

lineStats(inF, outF)

should create the file promisedLandStats.txt with the content:

6 29

3 23

0 0

7 32

6 31

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