lists linesplit the line into list of words using the split function for each wordcheck to see if the word is already in the list of unique words if the word is not in the list of unique wordsadd it to the list when the program completessort and print the list of unique words in alphabetical order enter fileromeo txt ['arise''but''it''juliet''who''already''and''breaks''east''envious''fair''grief''is''kill''light''moon''pale''sick''soft''sun''the''through''what''window''with''yonder'exercise minimalist email client mbox (mail boxis popular file format to store and share collection of emails this was used by early email servers and desktop apps without getting into too many detailsmbox is text filewhich stores emails consecutively emails are separated by special line which starts with from (notice the spaceimportantlylines starting with from(notice the colondescribes the email itself and does not act as separator imagine you wrote minimalist email appthat lists the email of the senders in the user' inbox and counts the number of emails write program to read through the mail box data and when you find line that starts with "from"you will split the line into words using the split function we are interested in who sent the messagewhich is the second word on the from line from stephen marquard@uct ac za sat jan : : you will parse the from line and print out the second word for each from linethen you will also count the number of from (not from:lines and print out count at the end this is good sample output with few lines removedpython fromcount py enter file namembox-short txt stephen marquard@uct ac za louis@media berkeley edu zqian@umich edu some output removed ray@media berkeley edu cwen@iupui edu cwen@iupui edu cwen@iupui edu there were lines in the file with from as the first word exercise rewrite the program that prompts the user for list of numbers and prints out the maximum and minimum of the numbers at