In python:

3. A module speech_parser that contains a set of functions which can process a text file with a speech and write the results to the output file or to stdout. I leave it up to you to decide how to organize your functions inside that module, use your best judgement and the dont repeat yourself principle. However, the start function should have the following signature: parse_text( filename, write_to_file=False, output_filename=out.txt, ignore_file=ignore.txt, top=10)

Make sure you handle exceptions. Heres the example of how I can use the module:

import speech_parser parse_text(Roosevelt.txt) Will give the following output (in terminal, since I didnt set it to be a file): >>> Top-10 words in Roosevelt.txt are: >>> 1. national: 10 >>> 2. people: 9 >>> 3. may: 8 >>> 4. leadership: 7 >>> 5. action: 7 >>> 6. shall: 7 >>> 7. helped: 7 >>> 8. effort: 6 >>> 9. day: 6 >>> 10. from: 6

As you noticed, you need to have a file with words that you ignore (one word per line). My ignore.txt has the following contents: the, and, this, that, there, our, have, has, had, they, with, can, which, their, will, must, are, for, but, not, only, all, these, where, you,your. Requirements: Do not use any libraries other than sys and random (reduce is fine as well). Follow the PEP 8 style guide. (STRONGLY suggest using PyCharm) Variables, functions, files, and folders in your app must use the Snake case notation. All the import statements should be on top of a file. Please, use reasonable amount of comments to make your code clear.

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