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Write a python script that collects ping latency.

Script Command:

python pinger.py

Command Description: To launch the script file (pinger.py), we give the script the 2 arguments, the address and the number of pings to collect:

address: A string of the address to ping.

pings_to_collect: An integer of how many pings we want the script to collect data for. Each ping is separated by one second.

Ex. Input:

To ping google 120 times: python pinger.py google.com 120

Script Output:

Format:

Clock_Time: The system's clock time. The format should be hour:minute:second

Ping_in_ms: The result of the ping, only in milliseconds (as an integer). If the ping fails, report the value as -1.

Ex. Output:

13:01:40,54

13:01:41,60

13:01:42,-1

13:01:43,61

Notes:

The ping call will fail sometimes. Do not assume a ping response will returned within a second. So in your ping loop, wait until a response is returned (either with a ping or timeout) before waiting a second to start the next loop iteration.

This is my code but cannot make it stop or put date format. Can you help? It needs 120 pings in this date format

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import subprocess import datetime while 1: try: subprocess.check_output(['ping -l 1000 www.google.com c- 100']) except: print("Ping google.com:", datetime.datetime.now()) ## can you type answer?