Question

g Create a program that reads a list of states from an input file, puts them in order, and displays the sorted list to the user. Description Read in a list of states from a file, and output those states in alphabetical order. Provided input files A single input file named states.txt is provided that lists states of the United States - one state per row. Some states have lowercase letters, where some begin with uppercase letters. As a reminder, lowercase letters come after uppercase letters alphabetically. The states are in a random order. The file has the following format: Michigan california New Mexico Texas nevada ... Objectives Write the following in main.py: Open the states.txt file. Create a list called ‘states’ where each element in the list is one of the states read from the file. Do not change the text that is read from the file. Print to the user (not to a file) an alphabetized list of all the states, with one state per line. For example, Alabama Alaska Arizona ... Note: You will lose points if you do not correctly work with the file. If you decide to just use a print statement to display the output, without using file input, and pass the test case with 100%, you will eventually lose points. This program will be checked after the deadline. In short, do not try to cheat the system by simply displaying the list of states.

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Explanation:

# Step 1

the first thing to execute will be......

f = open("states.txt")

# Step 2

the second step is......

states = []

for line in f:

   states.append(line.strip())

# Step 3:

the third step is to......

for state in sorted(states):

   print(state)

f.close()