In Python:

The following program keeps a log of guests checking in to a hotel. It prompts the user for names, writing the responses to a new file called, guest.txt$.$

filename $=$ "guest.txt$"$

file $=$ open$($filename$,"$w$")$

while True:

name $=$ input$("$Enter a name, or just enter to quit: $")$

if name $==""$:

break

file.write$($name $+\text{'}$

$\text{'})$

file.close$()$

After running your program from the previous exercise, your manager says that the guests were supposed to be numbered as they checked in$.$ Rather than track down all the guests, you will use the data you have already gathered.

Write a new program that reads the names from guest.txt and copies them into a new file, numberedGuest.txt$.$ Each line in the new file should contain the line number, a tab, then the name.

Use a for loop to read the file, one line at a time. Refer to an earlier exercise in this lab for an example.

The line number is a counter. Initialize the counter before the loop; increment by $1$ inside the loop.

Use the $\text{'}\backslash$t$\text{'}$ escape sequence to insert a tab between the line number and the name.

Build each modified line using an f$-$string or string concatenation. If you choose the latter, you will need to convert the line number to a string using the str$()$ function.

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