Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 9.** Consider the following program `mystery.py`:
```python
import stdio
x = stdio.readString()
y = stdio.readString()
stdio.write(x + 'L' + y)
stdio.write(' ')
stdio.write(y + 'R' + x)
stdio.writeln()
```
Next, suppose that the file `input.txt` contains the two strings `F` and `F` separated by a space. What does the following command output?
```bash
$ python3 mystery.py < input.txt | python3 mystery.py | python3 mystery.py
```
**Options:**
(A) FLF FRF
(B) FLFLRFRLFRFLFLFRFRLFRFLFRFRFLFRFRFLFLFRFRLFRLFRFRFLFRFR
(C) FLFLRFR FRFRFLF
(D) F F
(E) FLFLFRFRLFRFLFR FRFRFLFRFLFRFLFLFRFRLFRFLFRFRFLF
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