using (python3) 7.13 LAB: Catalog PublisherWhen a publisher prepares a document to be published, the text of the document is formatted laying out the content across pages andwithin limitations of the page width. Such a process involves spitting the text in a manner that text is wrapped over many lines. Consider thetask of laying out course information in a university's course catalog. Each course has a title, a list of prerequisites, and a description all ofwhich are printed using word wrap. For example, for the content:cosc 380 seminar on the Computer Profession and EthicsPrerequisite: Instructor permissionReading, review, and discussion of the current literature of computer science and industry tradejournals; effective oral presentations; employment prospects. Topics on computer ethics and reviewof case studies on computer ethics from professional journals with discussion of the issuesinvolved. Should be taken the semester before an internship or the first semester of the senioryear. Should not be taken at the same time as cosc 480.The publisher may wish to print the content with a limit of 50 characters per line, in which case the text would be formatted as:cosc 380 Seminar on the Computer Profession andEthicsPrerequisite: Instructor permissionReading, review, and discussion of the currentliterature of computer science and industry tradejournals; effective oral presentations; employmentprospects. Topics on computer ethics and review ofcase studies on computer ethics from professionaljournals with discussion of the issues involved.Should be taken the semester before an internshipor the first semester of the senior year. Should or the first semester of the senior year. Shouldnot be taken at the same time as CosC 480.Write a program that will input a line width and then a list of course names until a 'q' is entered to terminate the program. For each coursename, read the course information from a file (using the function load_course provided in the default template) and print the content of thecourse information using word wrap according to the user's specified line width. If the course information could not be loaded print "Unableto load course information for course" followed by the course name.A blank line is to be printed after printing the content of a course.The function load_course(course_name) provided in the default templates will attempt to read from the file system a file by the name ofcourse with the extension ".txt". Content for courses is thus in loaded from files each of which has three lines. The first line is the title, thesecond is the prerequisites, and the third the course description. The prerequisites could be blank indicating there are no prerequisites.Function load_course returns this information is a list of strings. If load_course is unable to read a file by the given name, it will return None.To get started, the default template provides the initial declaration for a function word_wrap_text which is passed a paragraph of text to beword-wrapped and a width. The paragraph is a long line of text without any new lines characters. The function is to return a string withnewlines inserted accordingly so that each line contains as many words as possible provided the length of a line does not exceed the width.The program must complete and use the word_wrap_text function.Let's look at a suggested strategy to complete the function word_wrap_text. Define a line variable to be an empty string and lines variable tobe an empty list. Use the string split method to split the paragraph into a series of words. A for each loop can then be used to loop over thewords one word at a time. If the line variable is not empty and length of line plus length of the word plus one (to account for a spacebetween words) is less than the width, concatenated a space and the word to the end of the line. Otherwise, append the line to the lines listand set the line to be just the word. After the loop append the line to the lines list provided it is not empty. Finally, use the join method of astring "
" to join the lines together separated by newlines and return the result.A final enhancement to the word_wrap_text is to handle the case where words (being some sequences of non-whitespace characters)exceed the given with. In this event, the word is substringed as needed into where each substring is of length width.

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using (python3) 7.13 LAB: Catalog PublisherWhen a publisher prepares a document to be published, the text of the document is formatted laying out the content across pages andwithin limitations of the page width. Such a process involves spitting the text in a manner that text is wrapped over many lines. Consider thetask of laying out course information in a university's course catalog. Each course has a title, a list of prerequisites, and a description all ofwhich are printed using word wrap. For example, for the content:cosc 380 seminar on the Computer Profession and EthicsPrerequisite: Instructor permissionReading, review, and discussion of the current literature of computer science and industry tradejournals; effective oral presentations; employment prospects. Topics on computer ethics and reviewof case studies on computer ethics from professional journals with discussion of the issuesinvolved. Should be taken the semester before an internship or the first semester of the senioryear. Should not be taken at the same time as cosc 480.The publisher may wish to print the content with a limit of 50 characters per line, in which case the text would be formatted as:cosc 380 Seminar on the Computer Profession andEthicsPrerequisite: Instructor permissionReading, review, and discussion of the currentliterature of computer science and industry tradejournals; effective oral presentations; employmentprospects. Topics on computer ethics and review ofcase studies on computer ethics from professionaljournals with discussion of the issues involved.Should be taken the semester before an internshipor the first semester of the senior year. Should or the first semester of the senior year. Shouldnot be taken at the same time as CosC 480.Write a program that will input a line width and then a list of course names until a 'q' is entered to terminate the program. For each coursename, read the course information from a file (using the function load_course provided in the default template) and print the content of thecourse information using word wrap according to the user's specified line width. If the course information could not be loaded print &#34;Unableto load course information for course&#34; followed by the course name.A blank line is to be printed after printing the content of a course.The function load_course(course_name) provided in the default templates will attempt to read from the file system a file by the name ofcourse with the extension &#34;.txt&#34;. Content for courses is thus in loaded from files each of which has three lines. The first line is the title, thesecond is the prerequisites, and the third the course description. The prerequisites could be blank indicating there are no prerequisites.Function load_course returns this information is a list of strings. If load_course is unable to read a file by the given name, it will return None.To get started, the default template provides the initial declaration for a function word_wrap_text which is passed a paragraph of text to beword-wrapped and a width. The paragraph is a long line of text without any new lines characters. The function is to return a string withnewlines inserted accordingly so that each line contains as many words as possible provided the length of a line does not exceed the width.The program must complete and use the word_wrap_text function.Let's look at a suggested strategy to complete the function word_wrap_text. Define a line variable to be an empty string and lines variable tobe an empty list. Use the string split method to split the paragraph into a series of words. A for each loop can then be used to loop over thewords one word at a time. If the line variable is not empty and length of line plus length of the word plus one (to account for a spacebetween words) is less than the width, concatenated a space and the word to the end of the line. Otherwise, append the line to the lines listand set the line to be just the word. After the loop append the line to the lines list provided it is not empty. Finally, use the join method of astring &#34;
&#34; to join the lines together separated by newlines and return the result.A final enhancement to the word_wrap_text is to handle the case where words (being some sequences of non-whitespace characters)exceed the given with. In this event, the word is substringed as needed into where each substring is of length width.

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Program in python:
 
import textwrap
value = """cosc 380 seminar on the computer profession and…