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In the same module/file, write a function processAnimals that takes one argument, the name of an input file. The function returns the list of animals created or an empty list if the file didn't contain any lines. The input file contains zero or more lines with the format: species, language, age where species is a string representing an animal's species, language is a string representing an animal's language, and age is an integer representing an animal's age. The items on each line are separated by commas. The processAnimals function should read all lines in the file, creating an Animal object for each line and placing the object into a list. The function also prints to output the result of calling the method speak on each object in the list it created. Don't forget to close the input file. The information below shows how you would call the function processAnimals on an example file. Please note that your implementation should work on any file with the specified format, not just the one provided as a test case:

>>> processAnimals('animals.txt')

I am a 8 year-old cat and I meow.

I am a 22 year-old dog and I bark.

I am a 2 year-old bat and I use sonar.

[Animal('cat','meow',8), Animal('dog','bark',22), Animal('bat','use sonar',2)]

>>> processAnimals('animals.txt')==[Animal('cat','meow',8), Animal('dog','bark',22), Animal('bat','use sonar',2)]

I am a 8 year-old cat and I meow.

I am a 22 year-old dog and I bark.

I am a 2 year-old bat and I use sonar.

True

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this is animals text file