The data provided on SUNLearn is in a folder named Scripts $.$ Multiple programming scripts were

downloaded from GitHub. However, as life would have it$,$ there are some other files in the folder that do not

contain the target coding languages we are looking for.

As a first step, you need to develop a function that stores the names of all the files inside the folder

Scripts in a list. Create a function named fGet$\_$files with a single argument file$\_$folder $.$ The

argument file$\_$folder is used to specify the name of the folder that contains the data i$.$e$.$ "Scripts" $.$

The function fGet$\_$files should return a list where:

the list only includes R and Python files. R files have the extension $.$r or $.$R $,$ while Python

files end with $.$py

the length of the list should be equal to the total number of R and Python files inside the

Scripts folder

each element of the list should store the file name as a string.

Finally, assign an object named list$\_$files to the output from the fGet$\_$files function.

Provide your answer in the code chunk get$\_$files : I would like to clarify $,$ the work done on my data science course cover dplyr$,$ Lubridate, stringR, ggplot$2,$ Tidyverse, and tidy models the question I ask should be explained and broken down using functions and packages from these ecosystem. The code must also pass this test if $($length$($fGet$\_$files$("$Scripts$"))!=549)$