IN PYTHON* The file words.txt contains a long list of words, with one word per line. We want a program that will read the words, sort them, and write the sorted words (one per line) to the file sorted_words.txt. The program also should print the first 10 sorted words to the screen so that the user can confirm the sorting. Naturally, the program should handle the appropriate exceptions. This is what the output should look like: This program sorts the words in words.txt to create the file sorted_words.txt. It also prints the first 10 sorted words. Here are the first 10 words in sorted_words.txt: about above actually addition adjective afraid against ahead almost along

IN PYTHON* The file words.txt contains a long list of words, with one word per line. We want a program that will read the words, sort them, and write the sorted words (one per line) to the file sorted_words.txt. The program also should print the first 10 sorted words to the screen so that the user can confirm the sorting. Naturally, the program should handle the appropriate exceptions. This is what the output should look like: This program sorts the words in words.txt to create the file sorted_words.txt. It also prints the first 10 sorted words. Here are the first 10 words in sorted_words.txt: about above actually addition adjective afraid against ahead almost along

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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