Write a python program that asks the user how many words they would like to write to a file, and then asks the user to enter that many words, one at a time. The words should be written to a file.

1. Write a Java program that reads the file "input.txt" and calculates and prints the average of all integer numbers in this file. SAMPLE OUTPUT: throws FileNotFoundException try/catch OUTPUT SAMPLE #1 for input.txt: 1 2 3 4 5 6 x x x 8 12 x x 34 x x 10 20 Please input the name of the file to be opened: input.tx --- File Not Found! OUTPUT SAMPLE #1 for input.txt: 1 2 OUTPUT SAMPLE #2 for input.txt: 1 2 3 4 5 6 x x x 8 12 x x 34 x x 10 20 Please input the name of the file to be opened: input.txt Number # 1 is: 1 Number # 2 is: 2 3 4 5 6 x x x 8 12 x x 34 x x 10 20 Number # 1 is: 1 Number # 2 is: 2 Number # 3 is: 3 Number # 4 is: 4 Number # 5 is: 5 Number # 6 is: 6 Number # 3 is: 3 Number # 4 is: 4 Number # 5 is: 5 Number # 7 is: 8 Number # 8 is: 12 Number # 9 is: 34 Number # 6 is: 6 Number # 10 is: 10 Number # 7 is: 8 Number # 11 is: 20 The average of 11 numbers/file = 9.55 Number # 8 is: 12 Number # 9 is: 34 Number # 10 is: 10 OUTPUT SAMPLE #2 for Number # 11 is: 20 The average of 11…

In Python A single output file named myoutput.txt is provided that is initially empty. Description Create a program to prompt the user for an input text file, read each line of the input file, determine if the text on the line is a palindrome, and write "palindrome" or "not a palindrome" to the output file depending on the input. Remember that a palindrome is a word or a phrase that is the same when read both forward and backward. In this program, you need to ignore spaces when determining if a phrase is a palindrome. Examples are: "bob," "sees," or "never odd or even" (ignoring spaces).  You must follow these steps: Prompt the user for the filename Open the file in "read-only" form. Open the myoutput.txt file in "write only" form. Write your program so it reads one line at a time, from the file named "myinput.txt". Each line should be stripped (that means you need to remove the carriage return by using strip() ). Once the line is cleaned up, you need to remove all spaces within the…

All I need is the main.cpp file Programming Specifications: Task:  Two files have been provided (wordcounter.h and wordcount.cpp).  You must open a text file, read in each word until end of file, add each word to the WordCount library and print the report. Your program must request a filename of a text file that contains words to count. You must check to see if it is a valid file and issue an error message if not and request a new file name until a valid one is entered. You must have at least one function that either passes in a parameter and at least one function that returns a value. You can have a single routine that does both. You must declare the class object properly, use AddWord() to add the word to the catalog and use PrintSummary() to produce the output. Design Considerations: The file will contain only words (no punctuation or special characters) less than or equal to 13 letters.  There will be no limit to the number of words. You must open the file and read each…

Write a complete java program that: asks the user for a file name tests whether the file exists and tells the user  if it does exist asks the user whether it should be deleted.  Either delete or do not delete the file based on the user input. If they dont delete, ask them if they would like to write to the file If they want to write, ask what they want to write to the file and write it.  Make sure to provide plenty of console output dialog specifying what status/actions are taken at each step.

In c programming language, read a file given a command line argument. Then print the file out with line numbers.

Write a program that reads data from a file containing integers that ends with -999.   Output the numbers that are divisible by 7   Output the numbers that are divisible by 11  Output the numbers that are not divisible by 7 or 11

Write a program that asks the user for a file name and a string to search for. The program should search the file for every occurrence of a specified string. When the string is found, the line that contains it should be displayed. After all the occurrences have been located, the program should report the number of times the string appeared in the file.

This is phython not Java Lab:  Write a file copying program.  The program asks for the name of the file to copy from (source file) and the name of the file to copy to (destination file).  The program opens the source file for reading and the destination file for writing.  As the program reads each line from the source file and it writes the line to the destination file.  When every line from the source file has been written to the destination file, it close both files and print “Copy is successful.” In the sample run, “add.py” is the source file and “add-copy.py” is the destination file.  Note that both “add-copy.py” is identical to “add.py” because “add-copy.py” is a copy of “add.py”. Sample run: Enter file to copy from: add.py Enter file to copy to  : add-copy.py Copy is successful.   Source file: add.py print("This program adds two numbers")   a = int(input("Enter first number: ")) b = int(input("Enter second number: "))   print(f"{a} + {b} = {a+b}")   Destination…

Write a C program Write a program that will write the integer values from 1 to 100, one integer per line, onto a text file named as “numbers.txt" Write a program that will read the values from the text file created from the item above. Print the values one line at a time. Write a program that will copy the contents of “numbers.txt” to a new text file named as “copycat.txt”. Write a program that will ask the user to input the name of a file. Thereafter, if the file exists it should print File exists. exists.; otherwise , print File not found.