Write a function count_character(filename, character) that takes in a filename and a character, both as strings, and returns the total number of times the given character occurs in the file. Examples: Contents of hello.txt: Hello HELLO Hello HELLO count_character('hello.txt', 'L') returns 4 count_character('hello.txt', 'H') returns 4 count_character('hello.txt', 'e') returns 2 Requirements: Please use Python Programming only Show screenshot of your work.

Write a function count_character(filename, character) that takes in a filename and a character, both as strings, and returns the total number of times the given character occurs in the file. Examples: Contents of hello.txt: Hello HELLO Hello HELLO count_character('hello.txt', 'L') returns 4 count_character('hello.txt', 'H') returns 4 count_character('hello.txt', 'e') returns 2 Requirements: Please use Python Programming only Show screenshot of your work.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter8: I/o Streams And Data Files

Section8.3: Random File Access

Problem 6E

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