Purpose: To practice reading from a tabular file to a simple dictionaryDegree of Difficulty: Easy.Before starting this question, first, download the data file parameters.txt from the class Moodle. Makesure to put it in the same folder as your a6.py python code.Write a function called fnReadInParameters () that takes as parameter(s):· a string indicating the name of the parameter fileThis function should return a dictionary that stores all of the parameter file data of the SIR model in a formatthat we will describe further below.Input File FormatThe data file for this question looks like this:gamma, 14.0beta_normal, 0.2beta_intervention, 0.1simulation_days, 540N, 10000Each line of the file contains a name-value pair of a parameter. The first item of a line is always the param-eter's name. It is clear that names of parameters are unique. The second item is always the value of theparameter in the same line. All of the data items of each line are separated by commas. The function of"fnSperateLine()" created in Q1 should be called to process lines of the read in file. Your function should open the file given as a parameter and read the data from it into a dictionary. Thekeys for this dictionary will be the parameter names, and the values of this dictionary will be the values ofthe corresponding parameters.The data type of the keys in this dictionary is always strings. However, each entry's data type of the valuein the dictionary is different:The type of the value of parameter "gamma", is a float.• The type of the value of parameter "beta_normal", is a float.• The type of the value of parameter "beta_intervention", is a float.• The type of the value of parameter "simulation_days', is an integer.The type of the value of parameter "N", is a float.Once the dictionary is built, the function should return it.

EXPLANATION: fnReadInParameters(filepath): Is a function that takes FILEPATH as a parameter and…

urpose: To practice reading from a tabular file to a simple dictionary Degree of Difficulty: Easy. Before starting this question, first, download the data file parameters.txt from the class Moodle. Mak ure to put it in the same folder as your a6.py python code. Vrite a function called fnReadInParameters () that takes as parameter(s): · a string indicating the name of the parameter file his function should return a dictionary that stores all of the parameter file data of the SIR model in a forma hat we will describe further below. nput File Format he data file for this question looks like this: amma, 14.0 eta_normal, 0.2 eta_intervention, 0.1 imulation_days, 540 , 10000 ach line of the file contains a name-value pair of a parameter. The first item of a line is always the param ter's name. It is clear that names of parameters are unique. The second item is always the value of th arameter in the same line Allof the data items of each line are separated by cor as The function

urpose: To practice reading from a tabular file to a simple dictionary Degree of Difficulty: Easy. Before starting this question, first, download the data file parameters.txt from the class Moodle. Mak ure to put it in the same folder as your a6.py python code. Vrite a function called fnReadInParameters () that takes as parameter(s): · a string indicating the name of the parameter file his function should return a dictionary that stores all of the parameter file data of the SIR model in a forma hat we will describe further below. nput File Format he data file for this question looks like this: amma, 14.0 eta_normal, 0.2 eta_intervention, 0.1 imulation_days, 540 , 10000 ach line of the file contains a name-value pair of a parameter. The first item of a line is always the param ter's name. It is clear that names of parameters are unique. The second item is always the value of th arameter in the same line Allof the data items of each line are separated by cor as The function

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