(Intro to Python) Assume there is a file called numbers.txt (in the current working directory) with unknown number of integer values on each line. Write a program to read the numbers from the file, add them and then display the total. Use try-except clause to handle errors associated with working with files. This should work for any number of values in the file. If the file does not exist, it should not throw a runtime error. Sample output is,

(Intro to Python) Assume there is a file called numbers.txt (in the current working directory) with unknown number of integer values on each line. Write a program to read the numbers from the file, add them and then display the total. Use try-except clause to handle errors associated with working with files. This should work for any number of values in the file. If the file does not exist, it should not throw a runtime error. Sample output is,

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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