#Modify the program below to demonstrate the following:

#Prompt the user to input the path to that file.

#Read and store the text in a set called 'unique$\_$words'.

#Use a for loop to read the unique$\_$words set and add them to a dictionary called 'counter'.

#Note that the dictionary has already been setup in the code below.

#Read original file and find out how many times each word $($stored in uniqure$\_$words$)$ occured in the original text.

def main$()$:

# Set up empty dictionary

counter $=\{\}$

# Get input text

input$\_$name $=$ input$(\text{'}$Enter the path to the input file: $\text{'})$

# Read the text and store each word in a set variable named unique$\_$words

with open$($input$\_$name, $\text{'}r\text{'})$ as input$\_$file:

lines $=$ input$\_$file.read$()$

words $=$ lines.split$()$

# Add each unique word to dictionary with a counter of $$

unique$\_$words $=$ set$($words$)$

# Add each unique word to dictionary with a counter of $$

$\text{'}\text{'},$ YOUR CODE HERE $\text{'}\text{'}$

# Count unique$\_$word occurances in original file

with open$($input$\_$name, $\text{'}r\text{'})$ as input$\_$file:

lines $=$ input$\_$file.read$()$

words $=$ lines.split$()$

# Add one for each occurance of a unique$\_$word

$\text{'}\text{'}.$ YOUR CODE HERE $\text{'}\text{'}$

# Display the results

$,\text{'},$ YOUR CODE HERE $\text{'}\text{'}$

#Call the main function

main$()$