Follow these instructions: ● Create a python program called taskXML.py. Write the code to: ○ Read in the movie.xml file. ○ Read about the iter() and itertext() function here. Use the iter() function to list all the child tags of the movie element. ○ Use the itertext() function to print out the movie descriptions. ○ Find the number of movies that are favourites and the number of movies that are not.

Follow these instructions: ● Create a python program called taskXML.py. Write the code to: ○ Read in the movie.xml file. ○ Read about the iter() and itertext() function here. Use the iter() function to list all the child tags of the movie element. ○ Use the itertext() function to print out the movie descriptions. ○ Find the number of movies that are favourites and the number of movies that are not.

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