Write a program in python that will  a. Open the file module6data.txt b. Create a second file named processed.txt c. Read the numbers from the first file one at a time. For each number write into the second file, if possible, its i. square  ii. square root. iii. reciprocal (1/number)  each on a separate line. • Use a math module function for the square root. • Use exception handling to trap possible errors. Error messages should be reported to the  screen. d. Report the number of items in the original file and the number that were successfully  stored in the second file. e. Report the number (count) of each type of error: ValueError, ZeroDivisionError,  TypeError

Please give the names of the various approaches of managing exceptions that are available.

4. Read from File Create a program that reads the values in the temperature data file created in the previous program. The program will display each temperature value in the file and calculate and display the average temperature. Be sure your program handles exceptions.

Please give the names of the various approaches of managing exceptions that are available.

Time Converter 1. Write a program that converts dates from a numerical month-day format to alphabetic month-day format. IE 1/31 or 01/31 would have an output of January 31. 1. User enters the month and day as a single string. It is then converted. (10%) 2. Create 2 exception classes (20%) 1. MonthException thrown for invalid months 2. DayException-thrown for invalid days for the given month 3. You can assume Feb is always 28 days 2. This should run in a for loop and end when a user is done entering dates (70%)

Focus on Basic file operations, exception handlingCreate and save a file of the number below as module6data.txt: 26O76-9185-4485-95-3483-64-76-4189083-99-698-790-32-49-898579-285619-93-21-238251-80l62-78-87128-730-45-7328-5O-7063-36-720-76-24-590-548335-388-1429-351727-61-4249833879-803384196-944671876-63-3693-82-68-2069-57-84-29-177736-89-946210-69-43Write a program in python that will a. Open the file module6data.txtb. Create a second file named processed.txtc. Read the numbers from the first file one at a time. For each number write into thesecond file, if possible, itsi. square ii. square root.iii. reciprocal (1/number) each on a separate line.• Use a math module function for the square root.• Use exception handling to trap possible errors. Error messages should be reported to the screen.d. Report the number of items in the original file and the number that were successfully stored in the second file.e. Report the number (count) of each type of error: ValueError, ZeroDivisionError,…

Chapter 6 complete the following Programming Exercises.   #3 Line Numbers #6 Average of Numbers #7 Random Number File Writer #9 Exception Handling (this one is just a revised version of #6 above) Note: You will need to create a few text files to test your code. Using notepad or any other text editor (not MS word!) to create some text files that contain sample data. Save your files with the extension ".txt".  Be sure to submit your sample text files with your lab.

Make C#(sharp) code with visual studio: Create a program that will read 10 names and scores from the input.txt file which I have supplied. Make sure to use exception handling when opening this text file. Calculate the average, highest score, and lowest score Create your own Exception for two test: Test if average is less 60. If so, display a message from the custom exception that says "Average not up to NC State standards. Class is eliminated." Test to see if there are any negative scores in the text file. If so, display a message from the custom exception that says "Invalid data. Please check file." Hint: to test this, edit the text file and put a negative score in.  If average is 60 or greater with no negative scores, write the average, highest score and name, lowest score with name to an output.txt file (with exception handling when file is created). Hint: Probably want to use StreamReader and StreamWriter to read the text file and write the output file.. Input.txt file data…