**Purpose:**
To practice using lists and loops in Python.

**Degree of Difficulty:**
Easy – Moderate

**Problem Description:**
Textual analysis is a method used in the humanities and social sciences to describe, interpret, and understand texts. A text can be a piece of writing, such as a book, email, social media communication, or a transcribed conversation like an interview. It can also be any object whose meaning and significance you want to interpret in depth: a film, an image, an artifact, or even a place. One of the tools used in textual analysis is word frequency. Word frequencies are often used to develop a word cloud.

In this assignment, you will develop a program that counts the frequency of words found in a text. You will be given a text to analyze and a list of exclusions—words for which frequencies are not required (e.g., the, a, of, at, for, or, and, be).

After analyzing the text, for each word, your program will print the words found and the number of times (frequency) each word was used in the given text.

**Example:**
Given the text "red blue green green the the thee thee a red red black" (note: "thee" is intentional) and the exclusion words (the, a, of, at, for, or, and, be), your program will produce the following results:

```
red 3
blue 1
green 2
thee 2
black 1
```

**Solution Approach:**
- Use one list (L1) to keep track of the words found in the text.
- Use a second list (L2) to keep track of the number of times each word was used.
- The lists L1 and L2 are used only for illustrative purposes (you should choose more meaningful variable names).
- After completing the program, the contents of the two lists may look as follows (based on the example text):

| Offset | L1 | L2 |
|--------|-------|----|
| 0 | red | 3 |
| 1 | blue | 1 |
| 2 | green | 2 |
| 3 | thee | 2 |
| 4 | black | 1 |

**Notes:**
- Do not use a dictionary.
- You may use other lists for different purposes but must use the two lists outlined above.

**Programming Suggestions:**
- Remove any punctuation found in the text to prevent it from appearing as part of a word. The `.replace()` method can be used for this. The provided starter program includes this code.
- Use the `.split()` string method to convert the given text (a string) into a list of words.
- Exclude words in the exclusions list from frequency counts using one of the following approaches:
- Ignore the word if it is on the exclusion list while processing the words in the text.
- Remove all words to be excluded from the list after using `.split()` before starting the counts.

Once the words are processed, print each word found in the text and its frequency.

**Starter Program:**
A starter program (`a5q2_starter.py`) is provided. The program contains two texts:
1. "red blue green green the the thee thee a red red black" for testing and debugging your program.
2. A text from Martin Luther King’s "I Have a Dream" speech, which is commented out using a docstring. After ensuring your program works, remove the docstring and use this text.