Function 1: Define a function process_file that has a single parameter: a name of the file. Your function can assume that the file has only two lines in it: - the first line contains a list of strings, separated by whitespace - the second line contains a string Make sure to remove any leading/trailing whitespace. You might need to do additional processing to make sure that the parameter types match. This function should use these two values as input arguments to the helper function explained below, and return the result o calling the helper function. A helper function Write a function count_name' such that given a list of names and a specific name, it would return the statement: The name 'X' was found N times. Your function needs to substitute the correct values for X and N. Be careful with punctuation and quotations -- make sure that they match exactly what is shown above. To simplify your life, the tests will expect the output to always be "times", so no need to adjust to be able to output "1 time". Function 1: Define a function process_file that has a single parameter: a name of the file. Your function can assume that the file has only two lines in it: - the first line contains a list of strings, separated by whitespace - the second line contains a string Make sure to remove any leading/trailing whitespace. You might need to do additional processing to make sure that the parameter types match. This function should use these two values as input arguments to the helper function explained below, and return the result o calling the helper function. A helper function Write a function count_name' such that given a list of names and a specific name, it would return the statement: The name 'X' was found N times. Your function needs to substitute the correct values for X and N. Be careful with punctuation and quotations -- make sure that they match exactly what is shown above. To simplify your life, the tests will expect the output to always be "times", so no need to adjust to be able to output "1 time