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The document defines several functions for analyzing grocery store item data from a text file. It opens the file, creates a dictionary with item names and frequencies, and defines functions to: 1) Print the full item list and frequencies in a formatted table 2) Return the count of a specific item name passed to the function 3) Write the dictionary data to an external file to create a histogram graph

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The document defines several functions for analyzing grocery store item data from a text file. It opens the file, creates a dictionary with item names and frequencies, and defines functions to: 1) Print the full item list and frequencies in a formatted table 2) Return the count of a specific item name passed to the function 3) Write the dictionary data to an external file to create a histogram graph

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import re

import string
import os

"""
def printsomething():
print("Hello from python!")

def PrintMe(v):
print("You sent me: " + v)
return 100;

def SquareValue(v):
return v * v
"""

groceryDict = {} # creates a dictionary that will be added to


produceList = [] # creates a list that will be added to

# function to open and read the grocer items input file & create a dictionary with
the item and frequency
def ItemList():
fileLocation = r'U:\CornerGrocer\CornerGrocer\Release\InputFile.txt'
with open(fileLocation, 'r') as groceryList:
List = groceryList.readlines() # to read the lines in the file and add
them to the list
List.sort() # to sort the list in alphabetical order

# loop that removes the newline from the items in the list
for produceItems in List:
produceList.append(produceItems.strip('\n'))

# loop to add the item as a key to dictionary and the count


for produceItems in produceList:
if produceItems in groceryDict.keys():
value = groceryDict[produceItems]
groceryDict[produceItems] = value + 1
else:
groceryDict[produceItems] = 1

# function that creates menu option 1 to print the produce item and the frequency
def GroceryListFrequency():
print("List of items and quantities purchased")
ItemList()
Title = '{item:^16}{number:>14}'
print(Title.format(item = 'Produce Item', number = "Total Purchased"))
print()
Line = '{item:>14}{number:.>14}'
for produceItems, count in groceryDict.items(): # loop that prints each item
and counts the frequency
print(Line.format(item = produceItems, number = count))

# function that returns menu option 2 to print one item with the number purchased
for the day
def GroceryItemFrequency(item):
ItemList()
groceryItem = item.capitalize() # makes the first letter capital to read from
file
if groceryItem in groceryDict.keys(): # if statement to get number purchased
of a particular item
num = groceryDict.get(groceryItem) # actually gets the number of that item
and assigns it to num
return num
else:
return 0

# function that creates menu option 3 histogram graph and frequency.dat file
def GroceryHistogram():
ItemList()
with open('frequency.dat', 'w') as graph: # to open the file
for key in groceryDict.keys():
graph.write('{} {}'.format(key, groceryDict.get(key))) # to write the
dict to the file

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