Part $1$:

Write a Python file called

p$1.$py that prints a menu that either displays the number of unique

sectors in the database or exits execution.

You are provided a text file that is space delimited, called companyList.txt$.$ If the user indicates

that he would like to know the number of sectors$,$ your program should read the file then you will

read the file line by line.

Your program will accomplish the following:

Read in the file companyList.txt and store the information.

a$.$ You can do this by creating two lists.

Determine the number of unique sectors$.$ You must use a set for this part.

The user is prompted as to whether they would like a readout of the sectors or to

terminate execution.

a$.$ Display the total number of sectors and companies and a list of the sectors along

with the number of companies in each sector.

Your output should appear similar to:

Welcome to the Generic Finance App!

Enter $\text{'}1\text{'}$ to see how many sectors there are.

Enter any other input to quit $1$

There are $9$ sectors$,50$ companies

$1$: FMCG $(6)$

$2$: Conglomerate $(6)$

$3$: Defense $(7)$

$4$: Auto $(7)$

$5$: Finance $(5)$

$6$: Retail $(4)$

$7$: Software $(5)$

$8$: oil $(5)$

$9$: Semiconductor $(5)$

Press enter to continue...

Enter $\text{'}1\text{'}$ to see how many sectors there are.

Enter any other input to quit $[$

It is Ok if the sectors are listed in a different order than shown above.