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Write a Python program sentences.py that prompts for multiple sentences. The program should write the sentences without punctuations with the words in reversed order and in uppercase in a new file named sentences.txt. All words must be separated by single space.
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(input:)
Enter a sentence: What's your address? |
(output:)
(In a new file)
ADDRESS YOUR WHATS 06770 CT NAUGATUCK AVE MONROE S 964
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