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write a function called read_file() which accepts a filename and returns a list of tuple objects. For example, if we have thewrite a function called get_unique_ip_data_list() which accepts a list of tuple objects and returns a unique dictionary. This

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#trace05.txt:

1   0.000000000   192.168.0.24   10.0.0.5   98   84
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2   1.001451000   192.168.0.24   10.0.0.5   98   84
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3   2.002970000   192.168.0.24   10.0.0.5   98   84
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4   3.003552000   192.168.0.24   10.0.0.5   98   84
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5   4.005007000   192.168.0.24   10.0.0.5   98   84
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#trace05.txt in image format:

0.000000000 192.168.0.24 1.001451000 192.168.0.24 98 con WN WN 10.0.0.5 10.0.0.5 10.0.0.5 10.0.0.5 2.002970000 192.168.0.24 3

#source code trace.py

def read_file(filename):
   f=open(filename,"r")
   i=1
   data=[]
   for line in f.readlines():
       if(i%2==1):
           sub=line.split("   ")
           sub_touple=(sub[2],round(float(sub[1])),int(sub[5].replace("\n","")))
           data.append(sub_touple)
       i+=1
   f.close()
   return data
def get_unique_ip_data_list(data):
   dict={}
   for i in range(len(data)):
           if data[i][0] in dict.keys():
               dict[data[i][0]].append((data[i][1],data[i][2]))
           else:
               dict[data[i][0]]=[(data[i][1],data[i][2])]
              
   return dict

ip_data_list=read_file("trace05.txt")
print(ip_data_list)
print("\n\n")
dict1=get_unique_ip_data_list(ip_data_list)
print(dict1)
       

#in image format:

14 def read_file(filename) : f=open (filename, r) i=1 data=[] for line in f.readlines(): if(i82==1): sub=line.split( ) su

#output:

C:\Users\vishnu\Desktop>python trace.py [(192.168.0.24, 0, 84), (192.168.0.24, 1, 84), (192.168.0.24, 2, 84), (192.168

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