7. Write a program that will randomly generate 1000 uppercase letters. Write those alphabets in a text file named “in.txt”. Now Sort (in ascending order) all the alphabets in the file “in.txt” using insertion sort. Use separate function for REPLACEMENT_SORT. Show the sorted output in your console window.

7. Write a program that will randomly generate 1000 uppercase letters. Write those alphabets in a text file named “in.txt”. Now Sort (in ascending order) all the alphabets in the file “in.txt” using insertion sort. Use separate function for REPLACEMENT_SORT. Show the sorted output in your console window.

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Chapter7: File Handling And Applications

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