Write a Python program in a .py file that includes the following: Program reads, formats and prints a restaurant menu from menu.txt (see at the bottom). Customer orders menu items by name or an assigned item number until a key word is entered such as "I'm Done" or "Exit". Customer order and net total is printed as output to a new text file. ----------------- menu.txt ----------------- Ham and Egg Sandwich 15ドル.75 Bacon and Cheese Plate 9ドル.50 Tuna Salad 12ドル.30 Beef Soup 9ドル.00 Spicy Beef Barbeque 20ドル.00 Pork Barbeque 18ドル.00 Oven Chicken Barbeque 15ドル.00 Pulled Beef Barbeque Burger 25ドル.00 House Salad 5ドル.00 Pellegrino 5ドル.40 White Wine 7ドル.50 Red Wine 11ドル.00

Use python 3.5 Please define main and invoke it.

use c++ programing language. Read two integer number from an input file called input.txt, then add these two numbers , store it in a variable called TOTAL, find the difference of the two numbers , store it in Difference, find product to the two numbers , store it in a variable called Multiply, fine quotient of the two number call it Division, find modular division of them and store it in a variable called MUD.

Problem A straight line can be defined by a pair of points p1(x1, yı) and p2(x2, y2). The slope m of a line is defined as follow: У2 — У1 m = X2 - X1 Your program reads the points from a text file called 'points.txt’ which contains the coordinates of unknown number of pairs of points as shown in Figure 1. Each line contains four values x1, y1, x2, y2, where x1, yl are the coordinates of the first point and x2, y2 are the coordinates of the second point. 10 -2 7.5 -3.2 4 15.5 -4.6 21 -2 Зр 12.5 6. 2 5 -3 -6 10 3 10 15 Figure 1. Input file contains unknown number of point pairs Use Spider, to create the following files: (i) The input file 'points.txt' shown in Figure 1. Your Python program that reads from the input file 'points.txt', the coordinates of unknown number of pairs of points, computes the corresponding slopes then prints the results on the screen as shown in Figure 2. (ii) Line # X1 Y1 X2 Y2 slope 1 10.00 -2.00 7.50 -3.20 0.48 2 4.00 15.50 -4.60 21.00 -0.64 3 0.00 0.00 0.00...

Design a modular program in Python to process payroll for all hourly paid employees, save all the data into a text file and make a backup file as well. The program should allow user enter each employee's ID, name, hours worked, and hourly pay rate. And then calculate gross pay with overtime hours(hours beyond 40) paid 50% more. And then the program should display pay statement for each employee and store them into a same text file. The program should display total number of employees, total number of hours worked by all employees, and total gross pay and save them at the end of the same text file as well. The program should contain the following functions: main(), get_employee_info(), calc_gross_pay(hours, rate), display_pay_statement(emp_id, emp_name, hours_horked, hourly_pay_rate, gross_pay), save_pay_statement_to_file(file_object, emp_id, emp_name, hours_worked, hourly_pay_rate, gross_pay), save_summary_to_file(file_object, number_of_employees, total_hours_worked, total_gross_pay)....

In python I need to write a program to1. Read the initial grid specifications from the input file and create a 2-dimensional list structure to represent the grid. 2. Implement a function to display the current state of the grid on the console.3. Implement the command processing logic to move Pacman on the grid according to the user's input.4. Update the grid state based on the user's input and display the updated grid. The desired Input text file and output image is added for reference. I have solved code on my own to read file. I need help to get final output which is shown in image.

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Write a Python program for a simple quiz game. The questions and answers are stored in a text file named "questions.txt." Each line in the file represents a question and its corresponding options and correct answer in the format: "Question, Option1, Option2, Option3, Option4, CorrectOption." The program should load the questions from the file, present them to the user one by one, and keep track of their score. Allow the user to input their answer, and after completing the quiz, display their final score. Make sure to handle cases where "questions.txt" does not exist or has incorrect formatting. Use functions to structure your code, making it easier to understand and maintain. You can use a list or dictionary to store the questions and options. Ex: questions.txt: What is the capital of France?, Berlin, London, Paris, Madrid, 3 Who is the author of "To Kill a Mockingbird"?, Mark Twain, Harper Lee, J.K. Rowling, Ernest Hemingway, 2 What is the largest mammal on Earth?, Elephant, Blue...