Goals Your goals are to prompt the user for a text file to analyze. You will als

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Goals
Your goals are to prompt the user for a text file to analyze. You will also be provided
with a file of stop words—words that will be ignored when you analyze the file. After
creating the concordance, print the concordance results as indicated in the example
output below. For each word in the concordance you will print:
• the word
• the total number of occurrences
• for each occurrence:
1. the line number in the file (the first line is line #1)
2. the local context. The local context is the original line with the specified word in all upper case.

Project Specification
1. The stop word file is provided: english.stop.txt
2. Prompt the user for the file to analyze
3. Compute the concordance.
4. Print the contents of the concordance as shown below
5. Your program must use two functions of your own design. It is up to you what
the functions do but you must have two functions.


Notes and Hints
• for an open file object, file_obj.readlines() will return a list, where
each element is a string, one of the lines of the file (a line ends in carriage
return line feed, right!)
• Remember that case should not matter here. The string "Spider" and "spider"
should both count as the same word.
• Punctuation should be stripped so that "spider." and "spider" both count as the
same word.
• The context line printed should contain its original capitalization (except for
the specified word that is all upper case) and original punctuation, e.g. notice
the explanation point in the example below.

Example Output:
Analyze what file: itsy_bitsy_spider.txt
Concordance for file itsy_bitsy_spider.txt
itsy : Total Count: 2
Line:1: The ITSY Bitsy spider crawled up the water spout
Line:4: and the ITSY Bitsy spider went up the spout again!

Explanation / Answer

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