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Q $,vv$ Task $2(30$ marks$)$

$\{x\},$ For this task, you are to write a simple program to read data from a text file, save data in a dictionary data structure, reorder the data, and then write the reordered data into a new file.

Instructions

Download the input file.txt file into your PC$\text{'}$s working directory $($or the folder$).$ The file is available in Programming Assignment $2($instructions and submission$)$ section.

You need to read the data from the input file $($named as input$\_$file$).$ The data consists of multiple$-$choice questions.

You Must save data in a dictionary data structure

You should randomly reorder the choices for each question.

You should write the reordered data into a new file, named as new$\_$file.

For example, the first question in the input file is

What is the capital of Australia?, $($a$)$ Canberra, $($b$)$ Perth, $($c$)$ Sydney,$($d$)$ Melbourne.

And here is what it might look like, for example, after reordering the choices for each question

What is the capital city of Australia?

$($a$)$ Sydney

$($b$)$ Melbourne

$($c$)$ Perth

$($d$)$ Canherra

$\_\_\_$ssignmen$\_$CSE$4$IP$\_2\_$Sum$\_2023.$ipynb

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You snoula ranaomiy reoraer tne cnoices tor eacn question.

You should write the reordered data into a new file, named as new$\_$file.

For example, the first question in the input file is

What is the capital of Australia?, $($a$)$ Canberra, $($b$)$ Perth, $($c$)$ Sydney,$($d$)$ Melbourne.

And here is what it might look like, for example, after reordering the choices for each question

What is the capital city of Australia?

$($a$)$ Sydney

$($b$)$ Melbourne

$($c$)$ Perth

$($d$)$ Canberra

Requirements

To achieve full marks for this task, you must follow the instructions above when writing your solution. Additionally, your solution must adhere to the following requirements:

You must NOT change the format of the input file or the output file.

You must use dictionary data structure.

Your program must ready any file with any number of questions. The given file contains $4$ questions only, but the program should read any file and reorder the choices regardless of the number of questions.

You must handle the situation if the file does not exist.