write c++ program : (Two file handling and one cpp)  Input two sorted files full of numbers 1. check if the files is sorted  2. Merge the files 3. make sure when we merge the files will be the output sorted as well 4. The merging will be in third file.  The output will written in Compiler : Check you third file for the results.    ex : File1.txt 2  5  7  9  10 13  File2.txt 1  3  4   16  23 25   The result /OUTPUT File3.txt 1  2  3 4 5  7 10  13  16  23  25

Trying to write C++ program: 1. Write a program to do the following: 2. Create an array to hold up to 20 integers. 3. Create a data file or download attached text file (twenty_numbers.txt) thatcontains UP TO 20 integers.4. Request the input and output file names from the user. Open the filesbeing sure to check the file state.5. Request from the user HOW MANY numbers to read from the data file,up to twenty. Request the number until the user enters 20 or less, but not lessthan 0. The user enters the number of integers to read. The integers are storedin the file and are to be read from the file.6. Write a function that reads from the opened data file: the numberof integers the user wants to read, and store the numbers in the array. For example, if the user wants to read 13 numbers, read 13 of the 20 that may be in the file.7. Write a function that writes to the opened output file AND THECONSOLE, the numbers stored in the array.8. NO GLOBAL variables are to be used. The input and output…

The goal for this question: DISCLAIMER****** CODE MUST BE WRITTEN IN C CODE. NOT C++, C#, etc. To create a program that MUST utilize the functions (argc, argv, char strstr, and possibly even Getline) to, 1. Open a file 2. Read the file 3. Read txt file line by line 4. count up the number of times a specified word is read(HOWEVER! IT CANNOT COUNT MORE THAN ONE WORD PER LINE!) ex. if the code comes across a line in a text file that has the word cookie in it 3 times. It can only count the word ONCE since it is counting line by line. Not all the words added up. 5. then display to the user the total number of lines with the specific word. ex. gcc -o <program name> ./<program name> <file name.txt> <"word to be searched"> then execute a total number of times words came up. Again, only count up by one even if there is that specified word multiple times in one line.

pls  code in pythonplagiarism: This Boolean function takes two filenames. If any line occurs in both files, return True.If not, return False. I suggest using nested loops. With nested loops, we call the loop that is in thebody of the other loop, the "inner loop". The loop that contains the inner loop is the "outer loop". Openthe second file inside the outer loop:for line1 in file1:file2 = open(fname2)for line2 in file2:Python only lets you read the file once per open, so you need this order of instructions. Make sure yourreturn False is outside of both loops. Otherwise, you will only compare the first two lines of thefiles. Make sure you close the file that gets read repeatedly after the inner loop but still inside the outerloop.Here is some (more complete) pseudocode to get you started:open file 1for line1 in file 1open file 2for line2 in file 2:if line1 == line2:return Trueclose file 2return False