Implement a function getText$()$ that takes fileName as a parameter. You may assume that the file is not empty. getText $()$ will read a file to a String variable and then convert it to a list of strings. Each item in the list will be a word from the file. getText$()$ will return a list of all the words. NOTE: do not worry about punctuation. You will need to remove any $"$In$"$ characters from the text before splitting it into a list. Create a text file called sample.txt$.$ Save several lines of text in this file. The information below shows how you would call the function getText $()$ and what it would display:

Implement a function randomPhrase$()$ that takes a filename and an integer, length. The function will randomly generates a phrase of consecutive words $($punctuation intact$)$ determined by length. Your function may use the gettext$()$ function to obtain the list of strings. Your function will return a string of the length sent as a parameter.Implement a function getHK $()$ which takes a filename as a parameter. This function will generate a random integer of $3$ or $4$ to determine the length of Lines $1$ and $3.$ If lines $1$ and $3$ are length three, then line $2$ will be length four. If lines $1$ and $3$ are length four, then line $2$ will be length three. I suggest you use a text from the news or from an open source book. I used the short story the Dead by James Joyce.$>$getHK$("$theDead$.$txt$")$had braved death.again. He watched sleepilydancing, the merry$-$making