QUESTION 1Write a program that reads a file in.txt containing marks of 5 students. The program calculates thestudent's carry-mark as the average mark of Test 1 and Test 2. The program also determines theaverage of the class. The display of results must be in an output file called out.txt.Data in a file in.textNameTest 1Test 2Paula6568Georgio7078Rafael8580Marla9179Alfreedo2359Sample output file:NameTest 1Test 2 Carry-MarkPaula656866.5Georgina707874Rafael858082.5Marla917985Alfreedo235941Average: 69.8

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Write a program that reads a file in.txt containing marks of 5 students. The program calculates the student's carry-mark as the average mark of Test 1 and Test 2. The program also determines the average of the class. The display of results must be in an output file called out.txt.

Write a program that reads a file in.txt containing marks of 5 students. The program calculates the student's carry-mark as the average mark of Test 1 and Test 2. The program also determines the average of the class. The display of results must be in an output file called out.txt.

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter7: File Handling And Applications

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