Quickly please a. Create a file and write 10 lines of text inside it, name the file StartFile.txt.b. Create another file named Capitalized.txt which is a copy of the fileStartFile.txt but, every line is capitalized.c. Open the file Capitalized.txt, then read every line and count the number ofbytes, and the number of words in each line. Write the results both on the consoleand on another new file named Statistics.txt in the following tabulation form:Line NumberNumber of Bytes (Characters)Number of Words---1d. Close all working files.e. Using With statement open all previously created files with a new one namedAllInOne.txt, read from created ones, and display their contents on the console.At the time write their content on the file AllInOne.txt. Note that, the file namedAllInOne.txt should contain all files below each other.f. Close all working files.

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a. Create a file and write 10 lines of text inside it, name the file StartFile.txt. b. Create another file named Capitalized.txt which is a copy of the file StartFile.txt but, every line is capitalized. c. Open the file Capitalized.txt, then read every line and count the number of bytes, and the number of words in each line. Write the results both on the console and on another new file named Statistics.txt in the following tabulation form:

a. Create a file and write 10 lines of text inside it, name the file StartFile.txt. b. Create another file named Capitalized.txt which is a copy of the file StartFile.txt but, every line is capitalized. c. Open the file Capitalized.txt, then read every line and count the number of bytes, and the number of words in each line. Write the results both on the console and on another new file named Statistics.txt in the following tabulation form:

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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