Please use python not java or C++A straight line can be defined by a pair of points p1(x1, y1) and p2(x2, y2). The slope m of a line is definedas follow:? = ?% − ?' ?% − ?' Your program reads the points from a text file called ‘points.txt’ which contains the coordinates of unknown number of pairs of points as shown in Figure 1. Each line contains four values x1, y1, x2, y2, where x1, y1 are the coordinates of the first point and x2, y2 are the coordinates of the second point.Figure 1. Input file contains unknown number of point pairsUse Spider, to create the following files:(i) The input file ‘points.txt’ shown in Figure 1.(ii) Your Python program that reads from the input file ‘points.txt’, the coordinates of unknownnumber of pairs of points, computes the corresponding slopes then prints the results on the screen as shown in Figure 2.Figure 2. The output on screenYour program must define and use the following functions:1. printHeader(...): prints on screen the three lines header of the table as shown in the sample output (Fig. 2).2. getCoordinates(...): receives one parameter representing a text line read from the input file, and it returns four float values x1, y1, x2, y2. In case of any wrong value format, the function returns 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0.3. computeSlope(...): receives four parameters representing the values x1, y1, x2, y2 and returns the slope value m that should be computed according to the given formula above. If x2 is equal to x1 the computeSlope function returns an infinite value. In Python, the infinite value is a float constant value called inf (available in math library). Thus, you need to import inf from the math library as follows: from math import inf4. main(...): the main function receives the name of the input file ‘points.txt’. This function opens the input file for reading, reads data from it, calls the various functions and finally prints the results on screen. If the input file is not found, an exception is raised and an error message will be displayed. ProblemA straight line can be defined by a pair of points pi(x1, yı) and p2(x2, y2). The slope m of a line is definedas follow:Y2 - y1m =X2 - X1Your program reads the points from a text file called 'points.txt' which contains the coordinates ofunknown number of pairs of points as shown in Figure 1. Each line contains four values x1, y1, x2, y2,where x1, yl are the coordinates of the first point and x2, y2 are the coordinates of the second point.10-27.5-3.2415.5-4.621-2Зр512.56.2-3-61031015Figure 1. Input file contains unknown number of point pairsUse Spider, to create the following files:(i)(ii)The input file 'points.txt' shown in Figure 1.Your Python program that reads from the input file 'points.txt', the coordinates of unknownnumber of pairs of points, computes the corresponding slopes then prints the results on thescreen as shown in Figure 2.Line #X1Y1X2Y2Slope110.00-2.007.50-3.200.4824.0015.50-4.6021.00-0.640.000.000.000.00inf2.20inf42.005.00-3.00-6.0010.003.0010.0015.00Figure 2. The output on screenYour program must define and use the following functions:1. printHeader(...): prints on screen the three lines header of the table as shown in the sample output(Fig. 2).2. getCoordinates(...): receives one parameter representing a text line read from the input file, and itreturns four float values x1, y1, x2, y2. In case of any wrong value format, the function returns 0.0,0.0, 0.0, 0.0.3. computeSlope(.…): receives four parameters representing the values x1, y1, x2, y2 and returns theslope value m that should be computed according to the given formula above. If x2 is equal to x1the computeSlope function returns an infinite value. In Python, the infinite value is a float constantvalue called inf (available in math library). Thus, you need to import inf from the math library asfollows:from math import inf4. main(...): the main function receives the name of the input file 'points.txt'. This function opens theinput file for reading, reads data from it, calls the various functions and finally prints the results onscreen. If the input file is not found, an exception is raised and an error message will be displayed.

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Please use python not java or C++A straight line can be defined by a pair of points p1(x1, y1) and p2(x2, y2). The slope m of a line is definedas follow:? = ?% − ?' ?% − ?' Your program reads the points from a text file called ‘points.txt’ which contains the coordinates of unknown number of pairs of points as shown in Figure 1. Each line contains four values x1, y1, x2, y2, where x1, y1 are the coordinates of the first point and x2, y2 are the coordinates of the second point.Figure 1. Input file contains unknown number of point pairsUse Spider, to create the following files:(i) The input file ‘points.txt’ shown in Figure 1.(ii) Your Python program that reads from the input file ‘points.txt’, the coordinates of unknownnumber of pairs of points, computes the corresponding slopes then prints the results on the screen as shown in Figure 2.Figure 2. The output on screenYour program must define and use the following functions:1. printHeader(...): prints on screen the three lines header of the table as shown in the sample output (Fig. 2).2. getCoordinates(...): receives one parameter representing a text line read from the input file, and it returns four float values x1, y1, x2, y2. In case of any wrong value format, the function returns 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0.3. computeSlope(...): receives four parameters representing the values x1, y1, x2, y2 and returns the slope value m that should be computed according to the given formula above. If x2 is equal to x1 the computeSlope function returns an infinite value. In Python, the infinite value is a float constant value called inf (available in math library). Thus, you need to import inf from the math library as follows:             from math import inf4. main(...): the main function receives the name of the input file ‘points.txt’. This function opens the input file for reading, reads data from it, calls the various functions and finally prints the results on screen. If the input file is not found, an exception is raised and an error message will be displayed. ProblemA straight line can be defined by a pair of points pi(x1, yı) and p2(x2, y2). The slope m of a line is definedas follow:Y2 - y1m =X2 - X1Your program reads the points from a text file called 'points.txt' which contains the coordinates ofunknown number of pairs of points as shown in Figure 1. Each line contains four values x1, y1, x2, y2,where x1, yl are the coordinates of the first point and x2, y2 are the coordinates of the second point.10-27.5-3.2415.5-4.621-2Зр512.56.2-3-61031015Figure 1. Input file contains unknown number of point pairsUse Spider, to create the following files:(i)(ii)The input file 'points.txt' shown in Figure 1.Your Python program that reads from the input file 'points.txt', the coordinates of unknownnumber of pairs of points, computes the corresponding slopes then prints the results on thescreen as shown in Figure 2.Line #X1Y1X2Y2Slope110.00-2.007.50-3.200.4824.0015.50-4.6021.00-0.640.000.000.000.00inf2.20inf42.005.00-3.00-6.0010.003.0010.0015.00Figure 2. The output on screenYour program must define and use the following functions:1. printHeader(...): prints on screen the three lines header of the table as shown in the sample output(Fig. 2).2. getCoordinates(...): receives one parameter representing a text line read from the input file, and itreturns four float values x1, y1, x2, y2. In case of any wrong value format, the function returns 0.0,0.0, 0.0, 0.0.3. computeSlope(.…): receives four parameters representing the values x1, y1, x2, y2 and returns theslope value m that should be computed according to the given formula above. If x2 is equal to x1the computeSlope function returns an infinite value. In Python, the infinite value is a float constantvalue called inf (available in math library). Thus, you need to import inf from the math library asfollows:from math import inf4. main(...): the main function receives the name of the input file 'points.txt'. This function opens theinput file for reading, reads data from it, calls the various functions and finally prints the results onscreen. If the input file is not found, an exception is raised and an error message will be displayed.

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from os import path
from math import inf
def printHeader():…