When a Python program is reading a file, the data is input as plain ASCII characters in a string. What is the following code doing assuming a file is opened with file object inputFile?

r_in = inputFile.readline()

t = 0

while r_in != '':

r = r_in.rstrip(' ')

r_list = r.split('|')

n = float(r_list[2])

t += n r_in = inputFile.readline()

print(t)

		The program is displaying the data from the file just as it was input without any changes.
		Each line in file is in the format field1|filed2|number. The program is first putting the fields in a list and convert the last element to number form before adding it to a total.
		The program is distributing the words from the file into three different lists.
		The program is counting the occurrence of some words in the text input from the file.