Python 3 The passwords.csv is as shown below Validate Passwords in Check FileMarch2021 INVALIDiudj8&neB09 ValidMyDogWo0f INVALIDmv3m959 INVALIDven1vid1v1c1Iulius INVALID123456789 INVALIDabcdefgcijk INVALIDWhat#ItN0w INVALIDwindsofchange INVALIDHelloMyNameIs INVALID4584208 INVALID4586300 INVALIDAnniv&0629 ValidBDay@1955 INVALIDBigBadW0d! Valid!Rf0donotcare ValidR85r!4L145 ValidS3att!eWa ValidSONameHere INVALIDAbc!23 INVALIDFormat Lines for ReportUse the following format lines to produce correctly formatted output.Headerprint( "\n\n%62s" % "Validate Passwords in Check File\n" )Detail LineValid Passwordsprint( "%40s\tValid" % word )Invalid Passwordsprint( "%40s\t\t\tINVALID" % word )Where “word“ is the name used to address individual entries in the List returnedfrom buildList. Process:1. Ask the user for the name of an input file (a test file is provided).2. Open the file for input3. Pass the file to a FUNCTION (buildList) you will define that will:a. Accept an input fileb. Return a Listc. The function will read the input file, separating individual passwords and storingthe passwords in a List structure.4. Pass the List created in the previous step to a FUNCTION (buildDictionary) youwill define that will:a. Accept a Listb. Return a Dictionaryc. Create the Dictionary based on the lengths of the passwords in the Listreceived. Each entry in the dictionary will consist of a KEY (the password length)and a VALUE (the count of passwords of that length). See Expected Output fordetails.5. Print a report based on the Dictionary created in step #4.a. Print report and column headers using provided format lines.b. Print one line per Dictionary entry, using the provided format line.c. Expected output for report is included in these instructions.6. Produce a report indicating the validity or invalidity of each password:a. Print a report header line using the provided format line.b. Print individual detail lines for the report by:Passing each individual string to a FUNCTION (validatePassword) youwill define that will:1. Accept a string value2. Return a boolean value3. Determine whether the received string is a valid password basedon the following rules:a. The string must be AT LEAST 8 characters longb. The string must contain AT LEAST 1 UPPER CASE letterc. The string must contain AT LEAST 1 LOWER CASE letterd. The string must contain AT LEAST 1 instance of one of thefollowing SPECIAL CHARACTERS: $, !, &, *.4. Return True if the string passes all tests. Return False if the stringfails at least one test.• Write an output line based on the return value form the previous step,using the provided format lines. Expected OutputPassword Length ReportUsing the provided passwords.csv file, your report should look like the one below. Your entriesmay be in a different order.Password Length Dictionary EntriesLengthCount51123181105131Format Lines for ReportUse the following format lines to produce correctly formatted output.Headersprint( "\n\nPassword Length Dictionary Entries")print( "%9s%20s" % ( "Length", "Count" ) )Detail Lineprint( "%6d %20ed" % (key, lengthDict[ key ]))Where “key" is the variable name used in the iteration control (see "Traversing aDictionary" in Module 05) and lengthDict is the name assigned to the Dictionaryreturned from buildDictionary.

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The passwords.csv is as shown below

Validate Passwords in Check File
March2021 INVALID
iudj8&neB09 Valid
MyDogWo0f INVALID
mv3m959 INVALID
ven1vid1v1c1Iulius INVALID
123456789 INVALID
abcdefgcijk INVALID
What#ItN0w INVALID
windsofchange INVALID
HelloMyNameIs INVALID
4584208 INVALID
4586300 INVALID
Anniv&0629 Valid
BDay@1955 INVALID
BigBadW0d! Valid
!Rf0donotcare Valid
R85r!4L145 Valid
S3att!eWa Valid
SONameHere INVALID
Abc!23 INVALID

Format Lines for Report
Use the following format lines to produce correctly formatted output.
Header
print( "\n\n%62s" % "Validate Passwords in Check File\n" )
Detail Line
Valid Passwords
print( "%40s\tValid" % word )
Invalid Passwords
print( "%40s\t\t\tINVALID" % word )
Where “word“ is the name used to address individual entries in the List returned
from buildList.