Prоgrаm 4 Directiоns Numbers.txt1 93 -10-4 100289 4 Write а prоgrаm that opens a file for reading, sums the pair of numbers, and writes the equation and sum of the numbers to a new file, Sums.txt (or whatever is specified on the command line). The input file is tab-delimited. Numbers.txt (above) and Sums.txt (below) are examples of input and output files, respectively, and we will provide input and output file names on the command line. Below is an example of the correct output for the file above. Notice that there is one space between each of the numbers and mathematical symbols. Complete this program, Exam 2 Part 2: Question 4, on CodeBuddy. Here is an example of the correct output for the file above: Sums.txt1 + 9 = 103 + -10 = -7-4 + 1002 = 99889 + 4 = 93 We will execute your code with the following command: python studentcode.py Numbers.txt Sums.txt As always, make sure to use system arguments to get the file names or your program will fail.
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