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Write a program that uses an initially empty file, named sortedInts, to store a sorted list of integers entered by the user. The integers are stored in binary form. Each time the program is run, it opens the file and outputs the list of stored integers to the screen. The program then asks the user to enter a new integer X. The program looks at the integer at the end of the file. If that integers is less than or equal to X, the program stores X at the end of the file and closes the file. Otherwise, the program starts at the end of the file and works toward the beginning, moving each value in the file that is greater than X up by one until it reaches the position in the file where X should be stored. The program then writes X at that position and closes the file.
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