Fill in the `write_first_line_to_file()` that accepts two arguments. This should write only the first line of the file contents into the given output file.

- **Argument 1:** The contents of a file to be written

- **Argument 2:** The name of an output file.

def write_first_line_to_file(file_contents, output_filename):

""" Writes the first line of a string to a file.

[IMPLEMENT ME]

1. Get the first line of file_contents

2. Use the File write() function to write the first line into a file

with the name from output_filename

We determine the first line to be everything in a string before the

first newline (' ') character.

Args:

file_contents: string to be split and written into output file

output_filename: the name of the file to be written to

"""

### WRITE SOLUTION HERE

raise NotImplementedError()

sampletext.txt:

Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves And Immortality.

Complete the `read_even_numbered_lines()` to return a list of the even-numbered lines of a file (2, 4, 6, etc.)

def read_even_numbered_lines(file_name):

""" Reads in the even numbered lines of a file

[IMPLEMENT ME]

1. Open and read the given file into a variable

2. Read the file line-by-line and add the even-numbered lines to a list

3. Return the list

Args:

file_name: the name of the file to be read

Returns:

list: a list of the even-numbered lines of the file

"""

### WRITE SOLUTION HERE

raise NotImplementedError()