Download the following program from Brightspace and open it in IDLE: $1.$ Open Notepad and create a file with $5$ to $10$ lines of data. This data can be songs you like, favorite musical artists, sports teams or whatever else you may want to list. Save the file with a new name in the same folder the above program is saved in$.2.$ Change the program to so that it opens your file, and the open function creates a file object with a name that indicates the type of data you created. In other words, change student$\_$file to another name. This will allow your program to access that file. $3.$ Run the program to test that it outputs the first $3$ records in your file. $4.$ Add the following line before the print$($record$1)$ line: record$1=$ record$1.$rstrip$(\text{'}$

$\text{'})$ Add a similar line before the other print commands. Run program. What changed on the output and why? $($OVER$)5.$ Consider the following algorithm in the following flowchart. It shows how to process all the records in a file until the end of file: Using the above logic and program $6-17$ in the textbook,$($It shows how to check for end of file$),$ modify your program to read and output all the data on your file. When finished testing your program, submit it$,$ your input file and the answer to question $4$ execution of your program.