Read two integer number from an input file called input.txt, then add these two numbers , store it in a variable called TOTAL, find the difference of the two numbers , store it in Difference, find product to the two numbers , store it in a variable called Multiply, fine quotient of the two number call it Division, find modular division of them and store it in a variable called MUD. Print input value and the result of your calculation in an out put file called output.txt 1. correct and workable program 2. Good indentation and sufficient comments

Read two integer number from an input file called input.txt, then add these two numbers , store it in a variable called TOTAL, find the difference of the two numbers , store it in Difference, find product to the two numbers , store it in a variable called Multiply, fine quotient of the two number call it Division, find modular division of them and store it in a variable called MUD. Print input value and the result of your calculation in an out put file called output.txt 1. correct and workable program 2. Good indentation and sufficient comments

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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