Exercise $4$: Mers

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Use the with open statement to create a file called numbers$1.$txt and write the numbers $\backslash (1,10,25,75,100\backslash ).$ Use the with open statement to create a file called numbers $\backslash (2.$ t x t $\backslash )$ and write the numbers $\backslash (2,15,40,50,90\backslash ).$ Merge the two sorted lists of numbers from the two files into a new file called merged$\_$file.txt$.$ Finally, fead and display the content of the new file merged$\_$file.txt Note: Ensure you handle exceptions and errors appropriately.

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$[64]$: # Exercise $4$: Merge Sorted Lists from Files

# Write the numbers $(1,10,25,75,100)$ to numbers$1.$txt

with open$(\text{'}$numbers$1.$txt$\text{'},\text{'}$w$\text{'})$ as file:

file.write$("1$

$10$

$25$

$75$

$100$

$")$

$-[62]$: # Write the numbers $(2,15,40,50,90)$ to numbers$2.$txt

#Your code goes here

$-[72]$: # Merge sorted lists from files into merged$\_$file.txt

with open$(\text{'}$numbers$1.$txt$\text{'},\text{'}$r$\text{'})$ as file$1,$ open$(\text{'}$numbers$2.$txt$\text{'},\text{'}$r$\text{'})$ as file$2,$ open$(\text{'}$merged$\_$file.txt$\text{'},\text{'}$w$\text{'})$ as output:

list$1=[$int$($line$.$strip$())$ for line in file$1.$readlines$()]$

list$2=[$int$($line$.$strip$())$ for line in file$2.$readlines$()]$

# Merge sorted lists

# Your code goes here

# Write the merged list to the output file using a for loop

# Your code goes here

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Read and display the content of the new file merged$\_$file.txt

$[77]$: $\backslash$# Your code goes here

$\backslash$# Read and display the content of the file

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