What does the CMYK tab let you do
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f1=input('Input first file name: ')#defining f1 variable that input file 1
f2=input('Input second file name: ')#defining f2 variable that input file 2
file1=open(f1,'r')#defining file1 variable that opens first files by using open method
file2=open(f2,'r')#defining file1 variable that opens second files by using open method
d1=file1.readlines()#defining d1 variable that use readlines method to read first file data
d2=file2.readlines()#defining d2 variable that use readlines method to read second file data
if d1==d2:#defining if block that check file data
print('Yes')#when value is matched it will print message yes
exit# use exit keyword for exit from if block
for j in range(0,min(len(d1),len(d2))):#defining for loop that stores the length of the file
if (d1[j]!=d2[j]):#defining if block that check value is not matched
print('No')#print the message "NO"
print("mismatch values: ",d1[j]," ",d2[j])#print file values
Output:
please find the attached file.
Explanation:
code description:
- In the above code, the "f1 and f2" variable is used for input value from the user end, in which it stores the file names. In the next step, the "file1 and file2" variable is declared that uses the open method to open the file.
- In the next line, the"d1 and d2" variable is declared for reads file by using the "readlines" method.
- Then, if block is used that uses the "d1 and d2" variable to match the file value if it matches it will print "yes", otherwise a for loop is declared, that prints files mismatch values.
