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## Functions to Create Graphs

Write a function called `analyze` that takes a filename as an argument and displays the three graphs produced in the [previous lesson][01] (average, min and max inflammation over time).
`analyze("data/inflammation-01.csv")` should produce the graphs already shown, while `analyze("data/inflammation-02.csv")` should produce corresponding graphs for the second data set.
Write a function called `plotme` that takes a filename as an argument and displays the three graphs produced in the [previous lesson][01] (mean, min and max inflammation over time).
`plotme("data/inflammation-01.csv")` should produce the graphs already shown, while `plotme("data/inflammation-02.csv")` should produce corresponding graphs for the second data set.
Be sure to document your function with comments.

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```r
analyze <- function(filename) {
plotme <- function(filename) {
# Plots the average, min, and max inflammation over time.
# Input is character string of a csv file.
dat <- read.csv(file = filename, header = FALSE)
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