Write a program that asks the user for the name of the input file (all files you test must have one number per line with no blank lines; two examples are provided below) reads in those numbers one at a time writes the even numbers to a file named even. txt writes the odd numbers to a file named odd. txt displays (in the shell window) the sum of the even numbers and the count of the negative numbers Here are 2 files you can use to test your program (remember, RIGHT-click, Save Target/Link As...):

Read the code below. what will the computer print if the input for year_variable is 1700? if year_variable == 1776: print("your answer is correct. the declaration of independence was signed in “year_variable”.") elif year_variable < 1776: compute_variable = 1776 - year_variable. print("add “compute_variable“ years to your answer for the correct answer.") elif year_variable > 1776: compute_variable = year_variable - 1776 print("subtract “compute_variable” years from your answer for the correct answer.")

What is the main benefit of minimizing the ribbon in word? more options will be accessible through customized keystrokes. more of the document will be viewable without needing to scroll. fewer controls will be accessible to the user by using the mouse. fewer editing options will be available without entering a password.

The most accurate readings that you can take on an analog vom are when the meter's pointer is at the a. center scale. b. extreme right. c. near right. d. extreme left.