This project is based on the same tripadvisor context as in week 4. the requirement in this project is to adjust your mp 4-2 code for the following changes -- the data file for this project (attached) contains 20 reviews rather than 3 reviews each review occupies 13 lines rather than 14 lines. the master list of negative keywords needs to be the following: ['awful','bad','beware','careless', 'decline','depressing','deteriorate d','difficult','dirty','disappointi ng','disinterested','frightening',' horrible', 'hostile','incompetent','inconsiste nt','indifferent','inferior','infur iating','lesson','mediocre','miscom munication','poor','rough','scary', 'suck', 'sullen','terrible','unclean','unco mfortable','uneven','unfriendly','u nhygienic','unimpressive','unintere sted','worst'] here are your tasks. first, remove all statements that compute/print the number of reviewers who had something negative to say about the hotel. then add in code that will print the list of negative keywords used by each reviewer, as follows.

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What is the first view you place in your drawing?

Will this setup result in what kathy wants to print?