Answer:
A)The Ease of Access section
Explanation:
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The solution code is written in Python 3
1. output = ""
2. with open("text1.txt") as file:
3. data = file.readlines()
4.
5. for r in data:
6. output += r.upper()
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8. with open("text2.txt", "w") as file:
9. file.write(output)
Explanation:
Firstly, let's ready a variable output to hold the read data from the first text file (Line 1).
Next, use open function to create a file stream object and use its readlines() method to read all rows of data from text1 (Line 2 -3)
Next create a for loop to traverse through every row of the read data and use upper() function to change all characters in the current row to uppercase and append it to output variable.
Once the entire output string is ready, use open function again to create a file stream object but add "w" as second parameter of the open function (Line 8).
Lastly, use write method to copy the uppercase text held by the output variable, to the new file, text2 (Line 9).
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Answer:
Presentations are commonly projected onto a whiteboard a large screen.
Slides can also be printed out onto clear acetate and used with a overhead projector (0HP) to project the contact onto a screen. If this method is used each acetate side usually has to be replaced my newly.
Presentations can also be set up to play through a large did you go display in reception areas of the hotels, schools, businesses etc.
