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Apps S New Tab Search Salesforce... TKU Test Automation Un... O GitHub Login | Salesforce Rally Login = oodp3.pdf GitHub for Sherwin Sherwin-Williams N... SF-Service Team... New folder e Sign in [Jene = Chegg Study Textbook Solutions Expert Q&A Study Pack Practice home / study / engineering / computer science / computer science questions and answers / (due feb. 14) write a python program called wdcount.... Question: (Due Feb. 14) Write a Python program called wdcount.py whic... (Due Feb. 14) Write a Python program called wdcount.py which uses a dictionary to count the number of occurrences of each word (ignoring case) in a pure text file encoding UTF-8. Note that the input text file name is given from the command line. To make it simple, you may assume that the file does not contain any punctuation characters. Your program should print each word along with its number of occurrences in descending order. That is the most frequent word should be printed first. Please work on this project on the spirit machine (version 3.6.9). Issue "python3 wdcount.py input_file_name on the spirit machine to test your Python program before your turnin it. (You need to create your own input_file_name to test your Python program.) Please use if _main__: in your code and avoid global variables Please make sure the program prints each word counts in "descending" order. name Show transcribed image text Expert Answer o I = Chegg Study Textbook Solutions Expert Q&A Study Pack Practice Nagababu Bandaru answered this 113 answers Was this answer helpful? Bo 0 import math import sys def countWords(name): words = 1) count = [] with open(name) as file: for line in file: for word in line.split(' '); word = word.strip() if word not in words: words.append(word) count.append(1) else: index = words.index(word) count[index] = count[index] + 1 # sort them in descending order for i in range(len(words)): forj in range(i + 1, len(words)): if count[i]