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Given a binary file written using struct.pack() with the given format, return the number of bytes in the file and the number of bytes in each chunk.
:param file_path:
:param format: a string with the format of the data in the struct
:return: tuple with the number of bytes in file and the number of bytes written in each chunk
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Transcribed Image Text:def read attributes(file path format ):
Given a binary file written using struct.pack() with the given format, return the number of bytes in the file and the number of butes in each chunk.
-param file_path:
- param format: a string with the format of the data in the struct
:return: tuple with the number of bytes in file and the number of bytes written in each chunk
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