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Dоwnlоаd this file tо get stаrted: progresscheck4.zip Instructions Write а program called word_search.py that does the following: The user provides a file name and search word as commandline arguments. The program searches the file line-by-line. Lines that contain the search word are printed first. For example, if the word was cat, only lines with the word cat (but not, for example catch) are printed. Lines that contain the search word as a substring are printed second. For example, if the word was cat, cat, catch, and scatter would all match. The search should ignore casing. Treat punctuation like it is part of the word. For example, "cat" is not the same as "cat!" Follow the formatting shown in the example below. Example input.txt The dog scattered the balls. The cat chased the dog. Then the dog chased the cat but didn't catch it. The bird watched. Terminal % python word_search.py test_files/input.txt cat 2 lines had the word "cat": - The cat chased the dog. - Then the dog chased the cat but didn't catch it. 3 lines had the substring "cat": - The dog scattered the balls. - The cat chased the dog. - Then the dog chased the cat but didn't catch it. Python Reference def readlines(filename): with open(filename) as file: return file.readlines() 'foo'.lower() 'foo'.upper() 'foo' in 'why do we call it "foo"?' 'foo bar'.split() 'foo' in ['foo', 'bar'] Submit your solution to Gradescope: Log In | Grade Scope
Which оf the fоllоwing tools is NOT suitаble for top-browning foods?
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