screenchot of input and output import stringdef count_words(fname):'''Returns the number of words in a text file'''pass#Open the file for reading#Read the text into one long string#Close the file#Remove the punctuation using string.punctuation#Split the text into a list of words#Return the number of wordsdef main():'''Controls the program'''filename = "gb.txt"num_words = count_words(filename)print("There are", num_words, "words in", filename)main() #Start execution 1. Complete the function count_words to return the number of words in a text file. The functionis passed a filename but it should work for any file. Do not change the main function. For fullcredit, remove the punctuation in the text before splitting it into words. Hint: assume wordsare separated by whitespace. Use the string split method to get a list of words. Then thelength of the list is the number of words in the file.Save & RunDownloadLoad HistoryShow CodeLens1 import string23 def count_words (fname) :4'''Returns the number of words in a text file'''pass6#Open the file for reading7#Read the text into one long string8#Close the file9.#Remove the punctuation using string.punctuation#Split the text into a list of words#Return the number of words10111213 def main () :14'''Controls the program'''15filename = "gb.txt"16num words = count words (filename)17print ("There are", num words, "words in", filename)1819 main ()#Start execution20

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screenchot of input and output import string def count_words(fname): '''Returns the number of words in a text file''' pass #Open the file for reading #Read the text into one long string #Close the file #Remove the punctuation using string.punctuation #Split the text into a list of words #Return the number of words def main(): '''Controls the program''' filename = "gb.txt" num_words = count_words(filename) print("There are", num_words, "words in", filename) main() #Start execution

screenchot of input and output import string def count_words(fname): '''Returns the number of words in a text file''' pass #Open the file for reading #Read the text into one long string #Close the file #Remove the punctuation using string.punctuation #Split the text into a list of words #Return the number of words def main(): '''Controls the program''' filename = "gb.txt" num_words = count_words(filename) print("There are", num_words, "words in", filename) main() #Start execution

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