There is a "virus" file named "Sunday.txt$",$ when this file is downloaded to a folder,

it begins to check other $.$txt files and overwrite the files content. Following are the

code details for simulating this virus propagation.

Create Files with Initial Content:

Create $5$ new text files with the content "Monday".

Print Initial Content:

Print the content of each of the $5$ text files.

Create and Populate "Sunday.txt$"$:

Create a new text file named "Sunday.txt$"$ with the content "Sunday".

Update Other Files with "Sunday.txt$"$ Content:

For each text file in the current directory:

If the file is not "Sunday.txt$"$:

Overwrite the file's content with the content of

"Sunday.txt$".$

Print Merged Content:

Print the content of all text files, including "Sunday.txt$".$

Feel free to write it in Java, Python or any other programming language, turn in

your executable code and output to d$2$l dropbox. Here is the sample output:

Content of file$1.$txt: Monday

Content of file$2.$txt: Monday

Content of file$3.$txt: Monday

Content of file$4.$txt: Monday

Content of file$5.$txt: Monday

Content of all $.$txt files after updating:

Content of file$1.$txt: Sunday

Content of file$2.$txt: Sunday

Content of file$3.$txt: Sunday

Content of file$4.$txt: Sunday

Content of file$5.$txt: Sunday

Content of Sunday.txt: Sunday