Write a command line program to "join" .csv files. Use any programming language you're comfortable with (Python suggested). Your program should work similarly to the unix "join" utility (google for it). Unlike the unix join, your program will not require files to be sorted on the key. Your program must also accept the "type" of join to use---merge join, inner loop join, or hash join, etc. Assume that first column is the join key---or you can accept the column number as paramater (like unix join command). Do not use libraries with join-capabilities (e.g. Pandas, Dataset, or pass your files to unix "join" command, etc. that defeats the purpose of this homework.). Use lists, hashes, your own data-structures, etc., not a library that's essentially a mini-database. Test your program on "large" files (e.g. make sure it wouldn't blow up on one-million-records [e.g. do not store everything in memory], etc.) Submit source code for the program. Also... load all files in ctsdata.20140211.tar (link on the left) into Oracle or Postgres (or whichever works for you). The format of these files is: cts(tdate,symbol,open,high,low,close,volume), splits(tdate,symbol,post,pre), dividend(tdate,symbol,dividend). Submit (email) whatever commands/files you used to load the data into whatever database you're using, as well as the raw space usage of the tables in your database