4043143640684x3y7In the code below, we compute the sum of integers in a file by reading them one line at a time.Rearrange the following lines of code so that the input file is closed even if the int function raises an exception. FollowProgramming Tip "Do not use except and finally in the same try statement" in the Exception Handling section by placing the tryblock and finally clause inside the outer try block.How to use this toolUnusedtry :CheckYou've added 7 blocks, but 8 were expected.Not all tests passed.1: Compare outputInputYour outputX 2: Compare outputInputOutput differs. See highlights below. Special character legendYour outputnumbers1.txtExpected outputTotal: 100Closing filenumbers2.txtTester.pytotal = 0infile open (input())try:Total: 554Closing fileError: Not an integer value.except ValueError :Error: Not an integer value.Total: 554Closing filefor line in infile :value = int(line)total= total + valuefinally :print("Error: Not an integer value.")Load default template...print("Total:", total)print("Closing file")infile.close()

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404314364068437 In the code below, we compute the sum of integers in a file by reading them one line at a time. Rearrange the following lines of code so that the input file is closed even if the int function raises an exception. Follow Programming Tip "Do not use except and finally in the same try statement in the Exception Handling section by placing the try block and finally clause inside the outer try block. How to use this tool ✓ Unused try : Check You've added 7 blocks, but 8 were expected. Not all tests passed. 1: Compare output A Input Your output numbers1.txt X 2: Compare output Output differs. See highlights below. Special character legend Your output Total: 100 Closing file Input numbers2.txt Expected output total = 8 infile = open(input()) try: Tester.py Error: Not an integer value. Total: 55+ Closing file except ValueError : for line in infile : value int(line) total total value Total: 554 Closing file Error: Not an integer value. finally : print("Error: Not an integer value.") Load default template... print("Total:", total) print("Closing file") infile.close()

404314364068437 In the code below, we compute the sum of integers in a file by reading them one line at a time. Rearrange the following lines of code so that the input file is closed even if the int function raises an exception. Follow Programming Tip "Do not use except and finally in the same try statement in the Exception Handling section by placing the try block and finally clause inside the outer try block. How to use this tool ✓ Unused try : Check You've added 7 blocks, but 8 were expected. Not all tests passed. 1: Compare output A Input Your output numbers1.txt X 2: Compare output Output differs. See highlights below. Special character legend Your output Total: 100 Closing file Input numbers2.txt Expected output total = 8 infile = open(input()) try: Tester.py Error: Not an integer value. Total: 55+ Closing file except ValueError : for line in infile : value int(line) total total value Total: 554 Closing file Error: Not an integer value. finally : print("Error: Not an integer value.") Load default template... print("Total:", total) print("Closing file") infile.close()

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter14: Exception Handling

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