code: def _make_parser_func(sep):
      
  
      def parser_func(
          filepath_or_buffer,
          sep=sep,
          delimiter=None,
          header="infer",
          names=None,
          index_col=None,
          usecols=None,
          squeeze=False,
          prefix=None,
          mangle_dupe_cols=True,
          dtype=None,
          engine=None,
          converters=None,
          true_values=None,
          false_values=None,
          skipinitialspace=False,
          skiprows=None,
          nrows=None,
          na_values=None,
          keep_default_na=True,
          na_filter=True,
          verbose=False,
          skip_blank_lines=True,
          parse_dates=False,
          infer_datetime_format=False,
          keep_date_col=False,
          date_parser=None,
          dayfirst=False,
          iterator=False,
          chunksize=None,
          compression="infer",
          thousands=None,
          decimal=b".",
          lineterminator=None,
          quotechar='"',
          quoting=0,
          escapechar=None,
          comment=None,
          encoding=None,
          dialect=None,
          tupleize_cols=None,
          error_bad_lines=True,
          warn_bad_lines=True,
          skipfooter=0,
          doublequote=True,
          delim_whitespace=False,
          low_memory=True,
          memory_map=False,
          float_precision=None,
      ):
          _, _, _, kwargs = inspect.getargvalues(inspect.currentframe())
          if not kwargs.get("sep", sep):
              kwargs["sep"] = "\t"
          return _read(**kwargs)
  
      return parser_func
docs: Creates a parser function from the given sep.
  
      Args:
          sep: The separator default to use for the parser.
  
      Returns:
          A function object.