Write a program that will read a file from the user and writes its content in another file such that each line contains only 8 words. Coding language python Don't use pointers and arrays keep the program as simple as possible (beginner's level) Paste the screenshots of full program with output) inputfile = input('Enter filename to read: ') outputfile = input('Enter filename to write: ') f = open(inputfile,'r') f1 = open(outputfile,'w') for lines in f: f1.writelines(lines) f.close() f1.close() ***write comments on each line of the above written program and make changes in it with accordance to question if anything is wrong and also check if the underlined part of question is solved in program or not

Write a program that will read a file from the user and writes its content in another file such that each line contains only 8 words. Coding language python Don't use pointers and arrays keep the program as simple as possible (beginner's level) Paste the screenshots of full program with output) inputfile = input('Enter filename to read: ') outputfile = input('Enter filename to write: ') f = open(inputfile,'r') f1 = open(outputfile,'w') for lines in f: f1.writelines(lines) f.close() f1.close() ***write comments on each line of the above written program and make changes in it with accordance to question if anything is wrong and also check if the underlined part of question is solved in program or not

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section7.1: One-dimensional Arrays

Problem 3E

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

Can't get the following code to run because of two int mains, but don't know how to consolidate it together //<File name> -- brief statement as to the file’s purpose//xxxx-<xxx> ADD YOUR SECTION NUMBER//<Sources if necessary>#include <iostream>#include <string>using namespace std;//Global declarations: Constants and type definitions only -- no variables//Function prototypesint main(){//In cout statement below SUBSTITUTE your name and lab numbercout << "xxxx -- xxxx" << endl << endl;//Variable declarations//Program logic//Closing program statementssystem("pause");return 0;}//Function definitions#include<math.h>using ll = long long;ll ans = 0;int gray_code(int n) {return n ^ (n >> 1);} int count_bits(int n) {int res = 0;for (; n; n >>= 1)res += n & 1;return res;} void all_combinations(int n, int k) {for (int i = 0; i < (1 << n); i++) {int cur = gray_code(i);if (count_bits(cur) == k) {ans++;}}} int…
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…
In C++, my program reads from a file, each line of the text file ends in a 1 or 0. How do you make a function that updates the value in the text file to change to from 1 to 0 or 0 to 1?
Using the starting code, create the following output.
Answer the given question with a proper explanation and step-by-step solution. 1- Write code that does the following: opens an output file with the filename number_list.txt, uses a loop to write the numbers 1 through 100 to the file, then closes the file.
Write the same code in 3 different c files. Make sure to run the 3 files and show the same output.
I need to modify this code to be able to read from a file and write into a file. The program is working as it should but I need an example of how to change my input and accept a file instead.
- Print the Movie names, list of actors/actresses, ratings(number of tickets sold), ticket prices, cost of production and the total net profit of each movie(net_profit_of_movie)b) Write a function that calculates the net_profit_of_movie; which is the multiplication of ticket prices and ratings(number of tickets sold), subtracted by cost of production c) In main call function, print all movies’ information and the net_profit_of_movie to the console. d) Create a file called movies.txt and write all movies information to the file, including the net_profit_of_movie per movie. e) Ask the user to add more movies (use realloc). The user needs to write at least 1 more movie (e.g. movie 4) then get all information for the new movies from the user. Create a file called UpdatedMovies.txt and write all movie data including the lately added movies’ data onto the file UpdatedMovies.txt.f) Write (Mohammad) and (63223) at the top of the code. g) Write explanatory comments for your code
Make the following modifications for the solution above: name the output/input file "myRandomNumbers.txt" use a loop to output 17 random numbers to the file after creating the file, close it open the file for input and read the contents and then total the numbers in the file determine the average of the numbers in the file determine the highest and lowest numbers in the file DO NOT USE PYTHON BUILTIN FUNCTIONS TO CALCULATE THE AVERAGE OR THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST NUMBERS an expected number of modules/functions would be in the 5-8 range Display your results: the numbers generated on a single horizontal line the calculated total and average the highest and lowest number in the file Be sure to use clear prompts/labeling for input and output.
How do I get this code to output the data into a text file?
ANSWER IN C PROGRAM -Write a function to input patient information and store it in a file. One of the parameters of the function must be no. of patients to input and another one the name of the file to store the information.
- In C++ using Visual Studio - Seperate the files if there is any .cpp, .main or .h files. PART 1Read the contents of the text file and store them in a C++ data structure called std::map<string, int>This map is a collection of sorted <key, value> pairsIn this case, the keys are unique words found in the text file, and the values represent the number of times each word appearsFor example, since the word "cat" appears twice in the file, then map["cat"] = 2 PART 2Iterate through the map and print each key in the order they appearThis will give you a sorted list of unique wordsHere's the expected result: "a big cat does everything feeding goats helping injured juvenile kangaroos locating missing notorious objects playing quietly reading superb tales upvoting videos with xylophone yielding zebras" PART 3Iterate through the map again, this time printing each associated valueThe values represent how many times each word was found in the text filePay attention to the sequence of…