import sys

# Exercise G

# Use the sys argv to get the argument from the command line and store it

filepath = sys.argv[1]

#print filepath

# Define a function that opens the given file and counts the words

def open_file(filepath):

    # open the file and read its contents into a variable
    with open(filepath, "r") as my_file:
        contents = my_file.read()

    #print contents

    # We need to loop over each word in the content string.
    # Convert the string into a list of words

    # For each word in the list of words we need to have a place to store how often we've seen it.
    # We want to define a data structure (dictionary?) before the loop that makes it easy to store a word and how often it's been see.

    # Make an empty dictionary to store our words
    result = {}

    # FOR LOOP
    # For each word in the list, check if we've seen it already. Similar to last week...
    # If we have seen it we can add 1 to that count
    # If we haven't seen it we can se the count to 1 as it's the first time we are seeing this word

    word_list = contents.split()
    #print word_list

    for word in word_list:
        if word not in result:
            result[word] = [1]
        else:
            result[word].append(+1)

    print result



open_file(filepath)