Python Help... Write a function stats() that takes one input argument: the name of a text file. The function should print, on the screen, the number of lines (line count), words(word count), and characters(character count) in the file; your function should open the file only once. Hints:Use the print format() module to print results and remember to save the function and the text file in the same directory.   def stats(filename): ' Put in docstring’ # get file content infile = _____________________ # ______________ content = ___________________ # ______________ infile ______________# __

Python Help...

Write a function stats() that takes one input argument: the name of a text file. The function should print, on the screen, the number of lines (line count), words(word count), and characters(character count) in the file; your function should open the file only once. Hints:Use the print format() module to print results and remember to save the function and the text file in the same directory.

def stats(filename):

' Put in docstring’

# get file content

infile = _____________________ # ______________

content = ___________________ # ______________

infile ______________# ______________

# replace punctuation with blank spaces and obtain list of words

table = ________________________ # _______________

words = _______________________ # _______________

print___________________________# _______________

print___________________________# _______________

print__________________________# _______________

How it should run

Result of running the function.

>>> stats('example.txt')

line count: 4

word count: 20

character count: 99