Let's say you were only interested in sales data going back to 2010 (i.e., 2010-2017). Write an expression that uses glob.glob to return the set of filenames just for those years, and assign the result to the variable sales2010s_files. Print the value of sales2010s_files.
 

And here are the files of all sales data:

 

['sales_directory/salesdata_2007.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2005.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2014.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2003.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2006.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2001.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2017.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2011.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2016.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2010.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2008.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2015.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2004.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2009.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2012.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2002.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2013.csv', 'sales_directory/salesdata_2000.csv']

 

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You can achieve this using the globglob function alon... View the full answer