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Instructions from your teacher. Baby Names • Names.txt contain boy and girls names separated by a comma. The first name pair is the ranked #1 in popularity, the second name pair is ranked #2 in popularity, etc • Open Names.txt and read a line from the file (20 points) • Split the name pair, separated by a comma (20 points) • Strip off any leading or trailing blanks in the names (20 points) • Append the names to a list. You can use a boy's and girl's list or a 2 dimensional list (20 points) • Prompt the user for a name. Strip off leading and blanks, upper case the first letter and lowercase the rest of the name (20 points) • If the user enters a "Q", then quit the program (20 points) • Search both the boy's and girl's names list for a match (20 points) • If a boy's name is found, print "Boy's Name - Rank:" and the ranking (20 points) • If a girl's name is found, print "Girls's Name - Rank:" and the ranking (20 points) • If the name is not found, print "Name Not Found" (20 points) Sample Output Enter a Name: Cora Girls's Name - Rank: 6 Enter a Name: cora Girls's Name - Rank: 6 Enter a Name: cora Girls's Name - Rank: 6 Enter a Name: Theodore Boy's Name - Rank: 4 Enter a Name: John Name Not Found Enter a Name: q

          Instructions from your teacher.
Baby Names
• Names.txt contain boy and girls names separated by a comma. The first name pair is the ranked #1 in popularity, the second name pair
is ranked #2 in popularity, etc
• Open Names.txt and read a line from the file (20 points)
• Split the name pair, separated by a comma (20 points)
• Strip off any leading or trailing blanks in the names (20 points)
• Append the names to a list. You can use a boy's and girl's list or a 2 dimensional list (20 points)
• Prompt the user for a name. Strip off leading and blanks, upper case the first letter and lowercase the rest of the name (20 points)
• If the user enters a "Q", then quit the program (20 points)
• Search both the boy's and girl's names list for a match (20 points)
• If a boy's name is found, print "Boy's Name - Rank:" and the ranking (20 points)
• If a girl's name is found, print "Girls's Name - Rank:" and the ranking (20 points)
• If the name is not found, print "Name Not Found" (20 points)
Sample Output
Enter a Name: Cora
Girls's Name - Rank: 6
Enter a Name: cora
Girls's Name - Rank: 6
Enter a Name: cora
Girls's Name - Rank: 6
Enter a Name: Theodore
Boy's Name - Rank: 4
Enter a Name: John
Name Not Found
Enter a Name: q

Instructions from your teacher.
Baby Names
• Names.txt contain boy and girls names separated by a comma. The first name pair is the ranked #1 in popularity, the second name pair
is ranked #2 in popularity, etc
• Open Names.txt and read a line from the file (20 points)
• Split the name pair, separated by a comma (20 points)
• Strip off any leading or trailing blanks in the names (20 points)
• Append the names to a list. You can use a boy's and girl's list or a 2 dimensional list (20 points)
• Prompt the user for a name. Strip off leading and blanks, upper case the first letter and lowercase the rest of the name (20 points)
• If the user enters a "Q", then quit the program (20 points)
• Search both the boy's and girl's names list for a match (20 points)
• If a boy's name is found, print "Boy's Name - Rank:" and the ranking (20 points)
• If a girl's name is found, print "Girls's Name - Rank:" and the ranking (20 points)
• If the name is not found, print "Name Not Found" (20 points)
Sample Output
Enter a Name: Cora
Girls's Name - Rank: 6
Enter a Name: cora
Girls's Name - Rank: 6
Enter a Name: cora
Girls's Name - Rank: 6
Enter a Name: Theodore
Boy's Name - Rank: 4
Enter a Name: John
Name Not Found
Enter a Name: q

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