Exercise 6: Given a text file containing numbers. Write a Python program that reads the text file line by line, and then calculates the number of even and odd digits in each line. At the end, your program should calculate the total number as well as the probability of even and odd numbers throughout the file, as shown in Figure 3. Input text file 12 3 4 56 78 2 3 9 89 34 56 73 900 12 45 67 23 90 11 1 12 34 56 77 2 Program output: In line 1 there are In line 2 In line 3 there are In line 4 In total there are The probability of evens digits is: 0.43. The probability of evens digita is: 0.57. even digits and 6 odd digits. odd digita. even digits and even digits and 7 even digits and 5 odd digits. there are odd digits. there are 19 even digita and 25 odd digits.

Exercise 6: Given a text file containing numbers. Write a Python program that reads the text file line by line, and then calculates the number of even and odd digits in each line. At the end, your program should calculate the total number as well as the probability of even and odd numbers throughout the file, as shown in Figure 3. Input text file 12 3 4 56 78 2 3 9 89 34 56 73 900 12 45 67 23 90 11 1 12 34 56 77 2 Program output: In line 1 there are In line 2 In line 3 there are In line 4 In total there are The probability of evens digits is: 0.43. The probability of evens digita is: 0.57. even digits and 6 odd digits. odd digita. even digits and even digits and 7 even digits and 5 odd digits. there are odd digits. there are 19 even digita and 25 odd digits.

Database System Concepts

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