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6.5 Type in the Per1 code for program 6.1 with code samples 6.2, 6.3, and 6.4. Once this runs, do the following problems. a) Table 6.1 reveals that there are underscores in the EnronSent corpus. Find out all the ways these are used. Note that many underscores in a row occur in this text. b) Table 6.1 reveals that square brackets are used in the EnronSent corpus. Find out how these are used. Were they all typed by the authors of the emails Finally, remember that a square bracket has special meaning in a regex. c) Table 6.1 reveals that there are parentheses in the EnronSent corpus. How are these used d) Find all the words with the character @ in the EnronSent corpus, and see how they are used. Since these are emails, one use is easy to guess.