Write a C++ function (along with the helper functions) that returns the maximum number in a list of integers stored in the file -"numbers.txt".  The code should follow the exact function declaration:  int maxFileNum(istream& inputFile); (Input:  istream& inputFile-file object for reading the numbers. Assume this file has already been opened, and tehn passed by reference as an argument)

Programming Problems Note: Please note that the doctest file uses random.seed. This guarantees that any numbers generated by the random module will be exactly the same each time. If you use the minimum (and correct) calls to the random function, your output should match the doctest exactly. If you make extra calls to random, then they will not match. interleaved Write a function interleaved that accepts two sorted sequences of numbers and returns a sorted sequence of all numbers obtained by interleaving the two sequences. Guidelines: • each argument is a list assume that each argument is sorted in non-decreasing order (goes up or stays the same, never goes down) you are not allowed to use sort or sorted (or any other form of sorting) in your solution • you must interleave by iterating over the two sequences simultaneously, choosing the smallest current number from each sequence. Sample usage: 1 >>> interleaved( [-7, -2, -1], [-4, 0, 4, 8]) 2 [-7, -4, -2, -1, 0, 4, 8] 234 >>>…

Python: we usually refer to two floating point numbers as being equal when they are close enough in value for our purposes. Write a function named almost_equal that receives two floating point numbers and returns whether they are close enough to each other. Two floating points numbers are close enough to each other if they are within one-tenth of 1% (0.001). Write a main() function in your file to exercise your function to show that it works correctly. Your test implementation should not rely on visual inspection to determine if the tests pass. Hint: The fabs function in the math module of Python's libraries returns the absolute value of its parameter.

Practice problem we were given in C++ to review for test. Thanks Write a program that reads data from a data file, the value of which is provided at the end of the problem. Your program is to incorporate the following requirements: Data to the program is input from a file of an unspecified length; that is, the program does not know in advance how many numbers are in the file. Save the output of the program in a file. Write a function called getNumber which reads a number from the input file, outputs the number to the output file and the monitor and sends the input number to the function main. Make sure, both input and out file are being opened in the main program. Write a function called classifyNumber which counts number of even, odd, and zero (occurrences of zero) available in the input file. Have the program find the sum and average of the numbers and print only 10 numbers per line. Write a function called printResult so that it outputs (in output file and monitor) even number of…