In a file named batch$\_$UI$.$py$,$ implement the batch UI$.$ The batch UI will use all the same

commands as the text UI and should function nearly identically. The difference is that the input

will be taken from a text file. Do not forget to import the modules needed for the UI $($E$.$g$.,$

load$\_$data$)$

The text file will have a $$full command$$ per line. Each input for the command will be separated

by a semicolon $($;$).$ You can assume that the file contains no errors and that all the commands are

valid.

The UI will take each full command and execute them while printing the output to the terminal

$($when appropriate$).$ For example, a text file containing the following values will load $$studentmat$.$

csv$$ filter by School $$GP$,$ sort the data by Age, and display a histogram looking at students$$

$$StudyTime$.($See figure $9$ for an example$).$

L;characters$-$mat.csv;Occupation;AT

S;Agility;D;N

H;Stamina

Apart from the input, this UI should operate with the same rules as the text UI$.$

Please enter the name of the file where your commands are stored

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