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Create a program that will ask the user to specify a file in the current directory. The program will count and report the number of lines, words and characters. There are several approaches that can be used. Hint: You may want to consider read(), readlines(), readline(), split() method, and/or a for statement such as 'for line in thisfile' might be helpful. The approach is up to you. It is correct if it works!

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