PART $2$: Write additional code

Update the above code to add the following functionality:

$2$a$.$ For each line in lab$3$in$.$txt create list of words and print the list. This list may contain duplicates. For

this program, words are groups of characters separated by one or more spaces.

$2$b$.$ Add the words in the line to a set called words. NOTE: A set is an unordered collection with no duplicate elements. The words are case$-$sensitive$,$ so for example, 'The' and 'the' will be considered two separate words.

COMP $2087$: Programming for Beginners II

FALL $2024$ LAB #$3$

$2$c$.$ For each line you should also print the contents of the line in uppercase in an output file called lab$3$out.txt

$2$d$.$ After all the lines have been processed, write the final value of words in the output file.

Sample output $($output file$)$: NOTE: screenshot does not show full set of words

# PART ONE

#import file

infile $=$ open$(\text{'}$lab$3$in$.$txt$\text{'},\text{'}$r$\text{'})$

num$\_$e $=0$ #default #

num$\_$lines $=0$ #default #

#function

for line in infile:

num$\_$lines $=$ num$\_$lines $+1$

line $=$ line.rstrip$()$

count$\_$e $=$ line.count$(\text{'}$e$\text{'})$

num$\_$e $=$ num$\_$e $+$ count$\_$e

# print statement for e in line

print$($f$\text{'}$line $=\{$line$\}$ # of e$\backslash \text{'}$s $=\{$count$\_$e$\}\text{'})$ # Output format

#find avg

avg $=$ round$($num$\_$e$/$num$\_$lines, $2)$

#print statement

print$(\text{'}$average # of occurances of $"$e$"$ per line $=\text{'},$ avg$)$

infile.close$()$