Takes a non-empty string a_string and returns 2 values. The first returned value is a string where each character in a_string that is not an alphabet letter is replaced with a space. The second returned value is a dictionary with the frequency count of each character removed from a_string, where the key is the character, and the value, the number of times the character was removed from the string.

Hints:

The str.isalpha() method returns True if all characters in a string are alphabet letters (a-z).

When x = 'We', doing list(x) produces the list ['W', 'e']

Preconditions: While the function will receive non-empty strings, you should not make any assumptions about the characters in a_string

Test Data:

>>> removePunctuation("Dots...................... many dots..X")

('Dots many dots X', {'.': 24})

>>> data = removePunctuation("I like chocolate cake!!(!! It's the best flavor..;.$ for real")

>>> data[0]

'I like chocolate cake It s the best flavor for real'

>>> data[1]

{'!': 4, '(': 1, "'": 1, '.': 3, ';': 1, '$': 1}