File Handling

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수업 노트

What is File Handling?

File handling uses programming techniques to work with information stored in text files.
Common operations: open, read, write, and close files.
Files provide permanent storage for data beyond program execution.

Opening Files

Use `OPENFILE "filename" FOR READ` (pseudocode) or `open("filename", "r")` (Python) to open for reading.
Use `OPENFILE "filename" FOR WRITE` or `open("filename", "w")` to open for writing – creates new file or overwrites existing.
Use `OPENFILE "filename" FOR APPEND` or `open("filename", "a")` to open for appending – adds data to end of existing file.
Always close files after use with `CLOSEFILE` or `file.close()`.

Reading from Files

`READFILE "file", variable` (pseudocode) or `file.readline()` (Python) reads one line as a string.
Use a loop with an end-of-file flag to read all records.
`TRIM()` (pseudocode) or `.strip()` (Python) removes extra spaces/newlines from read data.
Check for empty string to detect end of file.

Writing to Files

`WRITEFILE "file", data` (pseudocode) or `file.write(data)` (Python) writes a string to the file.
Add `NEWLINE` (pseudocode) or `"\n"` (Python) to separate records/lines.
Overwrite mode (`"w"`) deletes existing content; append mode (`"a"`) preserves it.

Pseudocode Example (Reading)

Open file for read, set `endOfFile ← FALSE`.
Loop: read name, department, salary, age; trim each.
If name is empty, set `endOfFile ← TRUE`; else output details.
Close file after loop.

Python Example (Reading)

`file = open("employees.txt", "r")` then loop using `readline().strip()`.
Check `if name == "":` to set `endOfFile = True`.
Print fields and close file with `file.close()`.

Pseudocode Example (Writing/Appending)

Open file for append: `OPENFILE "employees.txt" FOR APPEND`.
Write each field on its own line, adding `NEWLINE` after each.
Close file when done.

Python Example (Writing/Appending)

`file = open("employees.txt", "a")` then `file.write("Polly\n")` etc.
Close file with `file.close()`.

Examiner Tips & Common Mistakes

Use correct mode letter: `"r"` for read, `"w"` for write (overwrites), `"a"` for append.
Always close files to avoid data loss or corruption.
Backup text files before testing – one mistake can lose contents.

Worked Example (CIE Style)

Input title and year from user.
Open `books.txt` for write (or append if preserving existing data).
Write title and year to file, then close.
Marks: input (1), open (1), write (1), close (1).

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1.What does the 'r' mode in file handling allow you to do?
Easy
- ARead from a file only
- BWrite to a new file
- CAppend to an existing file
- DRead and write to a file
2.Which file mode would you use to add data to the end of an existing file without overwriting it?
Easy
- A'w'
- B'a'
- C'r'
- D'x'
3.What is the purpose of the CLOSEFILE command in pseudocode?
Easy
- ATo delete the file from the disk
- BTo release the file from the program's control
- CTo clear all data in the file
- DTo open the file for reading
4.A program uses the pseudocode statement: OPENFILE "data.txt" FOR WRITE. What happens if "data.txt" already exists?
Easy
- AThe program appends data to the end of the file
- BThe program overwrites the existing contents of the file
- CThe program raises an error and stops
- DThe program reads the existing contents first
5.In the following pseudocode, what is the purpose of the variable endOfFile?
Easy
- ATo count the number of lines read
- BTo signal when there is no more data to read
- CTo store the last line of the file
- DTo indicate the size of the file
6.A text file contains employee records with each record spread over four lines: name, department, salary, age. Which pseudocode correctly reads one record?
Medium
- AREADFILE "employees.txt", name READFILE "employees.txt", department READFILE "employees.txt", salary READFILE "employees.txt", age
- BREADFILE "employees.txt", name, department, salary, age
- COPENFILE "employees.txt" FOR READ READFILE "employees.txt", name, department, salary, age
- DREADFILE "employees.txt", record SPLIT record INTO name, department, salary, age
7.Consider the pseudocode: OPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", line IF line = "" THEN BREAK ENDIF OUTPUT line ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt" What is the purpose of the IF statement checking for an empty line?
Medium
- ATo skip blank lines in the file
- BTo detect the end of the file
- CTo count the number of lines
- DTo remove empty lines from the output
8.Which Python statement correctly opens a file named 'students.txt' for appending?
Easy
- Afile = open('students.txt', 'a')
- Bfile = open('students.txt', 'w')
- Cfile = open('students.txt', 'r')
- Dfile = open('students.txt', 'append')

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9.A text file 'scores.txt' contains numbers, one per line. Which pseudocode correctly calculates the total of all numbers?
Medium
- Atotal ← 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ READFILE "scores.txt", num WHILE num ≠ "" total ← total + num READFILE "scores.txt", num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
- Btotal ← 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ READFILE "scores.txt", num WHILE num ≠ "" total ← total + CONVERT(num) READFILE "scores.txt", num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
- Ctotal ← 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "scores.txt", num total ← total + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
- Dtotal ← 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ READFILE "scores.txt", num total ← total + CONVERT(num) CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
10.What does the TRIM function do in the pseudocode example?
Easy
- ARemoves the first character of a string
- BRemoves extra spaces and newline characters from the beginning and end of a string
- CConverts a string to uppercase
- DExtracts a portion of a string
11.Which file mode would you use to create a new file or overwrite an existing one?
Easy
- A'r'
- B'a'
- C'w'
- D'rw'
12.In the pseudocode for writing to a file, why is NEWLINE written after each field?
Easy
- ATo separate records so they can be read back correctly
- BTo make the file appear visually neat
- CTo increase file size
- DTo ensure the file is closed properly
13.A program reads data from a file named 'data.txt' using the following pseudocode: OPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", line OUTPUT line ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt" The file 'data.txt' contains the numbers 5, 10, and 15 each on a separate line. How many lines will be output?
Easy
- A3
- B2
- C4
- D1
14.A text file 'grades.txt' stores student grades in the format: name, grade, name, grade, ... each on separate lines. The following pseudocode is used to read the file and calculate the average grade: OPENFILE "grades.txt" FOR READ total = 0 count = 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "grades.txt", name READFILE "grades.txt", grade total = total + grade count = count + 1 ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "grades.txt" average = total / count What is the output if the file contains: Anna 85 Ben 92 ?
Medium
- A88.5
- B85
- C92
- DError: cannot divide by zero
15.Which Python statement correctly opens a file named 'data.txt' for reading?
Easy
- Afile = open("data.txt", "r")
- Bfile = open("data.txt", "w")
- Cfile = open("data.txt", "a")
- Dfile = open("data.txt", "read")
16.A program uses the following pseudocode to write to a file: OPENFILE "output.txt" FOR WRITE WRITEFILE "output.txt", "Hello" WRITEFILE "output.txt", NEWLINE WRITEFILE "output.txt", "World" CLOSEFILE "output.txt" What will the file contain after execution?
Easy
- AHello World
- BHelloWorld
- CHello World
- DHello World
17.A text file 'scores.txt' contains the following numbers, one per line: 10 20 30 40 Which pseudocode correctly calculates the sum of all numbers?
Medium
- Atotal = 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "scores.txt", num total = total + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
- Btotal = 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ FOR i = 1 TO 4 READFILE "scores.txt", num total = total + num ENDFOR CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
- Ctotal = 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ REPEAT READFILE "scores.txt", num total = total + num UNTIL EOF CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
- Dtotal = 0 OPENFILE "scores.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "scores.txt", num total = total + 1 ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "scores.txt"
18.What is the purpose of the TRIM function in the pseudocode example for reading employee data?
Easy
- ATo remove extra spaces and newline characters from the read data
- BTo convert the data to uppercase
- CTo check if the data is empty
- DTo split the data into separate fields
19.Which file mode should be used to add data to the end of an existing file without deleting its current contents?
Easy
- AAPPEND
- BWRITE
- CREAD
- DUPDATE
20.Consider the following pseudocode: OPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", line IF line = "" THEN BREAK ENDIF OUTPUT line ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt" What will be output if the file contains: apple banana ?
Medium
- Aapple
- Bapple banana
- Capple banana
- Dapple banana
21.A file 'data.txt' contains the following records, each on a separate line: ID:101 Name:Alice Score:85 ID:102 Name:Bob Score:92 Which pseudocode correctly reads all records and outputs the name of each student?
Medium
- AOPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", id READFILE "data.txt", name READFILE "data.txt", score OUTPUT name ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt"
- BOPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", line IF line CONTAINS "Name:" THEN OUTPUT line ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt"
- COPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ FOR i = 1 TO 2 READFILE "data.txt", id READFILE "data.txt", name READFILE "data.txt", score OUTPUT name ENDFOR CLOSEFILE "data.txt"
- DOPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", id READFILE "data.txt", name READFILE "data.txt", score IF id CONTAINS "ID" THEN OUTPUT name ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt"
22.What does the CLOSEFILE command do?
Easy
- AIt closes the file and releases system resources
- BIt deletes the file from the disk
- CIt saves the file to a new location
- DIt clears the contents of the file
23.A program opens a file with OPENFILE "data.txt" FOR WRITE. What happens if the file already exists?
Easy
- AThe existing contents are overwritten
- BThe new data is appended to the end
- CAn error occurs and the file is not opened
- DThe file is renamed and a new file is created
24.A text file 'log.txt' contains timestamps and events. Each line has a timestamp followed by a space and an event. Which pseudocode correctly counts the number of events that contain the word 'ERROR'?
Medium
- Acount = 0 OPENFILE "log.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "log.txt", line IF line CONTAINS "ERROR" THEN count = count + 1 ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "log.txt"
- Bcount = 0 OPENFILE "log.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "log.txt", line IF line = "ERROR" THEN count = count + 1 ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "log.txt"
- Ccount = 0 OPENFILE "log.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "log.txt", timestamp READFILE "log.txt", event IF event = "ERROR" THEN count = count + 1 ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "log.txt"
- Dcount = 0 OPENFILE "log.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "log.txt", line IF line INCLUDES "ERROR" THEN count = count + 1 ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "log.txt"
25.A school uses a text file to store student names and marks, one record per line in the format 'Name,Mark'. Which pseudocode correctly reads the file and outputs the name and mark for each student?
Hard
- AOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", line name ← line[1] mark ← line[2] OUTPUT name, mark ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- BOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", name READFILE "students.txt", mark OUTPUT name, mark ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- COPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", line name ← TRIM(line) mark ← TRIM(line) OUTPUT name, mark ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- DOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", line name ← SUBSTRING(line, 1, COMMA_POS-1) mark ← SUBSTRING(line, COMMA_POS+1) OUTPUT name, mark ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
26.A file 'log.txt' contains multiple lines of text. The following pseudocode is intended to count the number of lines that contain the word 'ERROR'. Which line of pseudocode is missing? OPENFILE "log.txt" FOR READ count ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "log.txt", line line ← TRIM(line) IF line CONTAINS "ERROR" THEN count ← count + 1 ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "log.txt" OUTPUT count
Medium
- AA statement to initialise count to 0 is missing before the loop.
- BA statement to close the file is missing after the loop.
- CA statement to set endOfFile flag is missing inside the loop when line is empty.
- DNo line is missing; the pseudocode is correct.
27.A programmer writes the following Python code to read from a file: file = open("data.txt", "r") for line in file: print(line.strip()) file.close() What is the main advantage of using a 'for line in file' loop over a 'while not endOfFile' loop with readline()?
Medium
- AThe for loop automatically handles closing the file.
- BThe for loop is faster because it reads the entire file at once.
- CThe for loop automatically stops at the end of the file without needing an explicit check.
- DThe for loop can only be used with text files, not binary files.
28.What is the purpose of the TRIM function in the pseudocode for reading employee data from a text file?
Easy
- ATo remove any leading and trailing spaces or newline characters from the string.
- BTo cut the string to a specified length.
- CTo convert the string to uppercase.
- DTo check if the string is empty.
29.A text file 'marks.txt' contains student marks, one per line. The following pseudocode reads the file and outputs the average mark. Which line contains an error? 1 OPENFILE "marks.txt" FOR READ 2 total ← 0 3 count ← 0 4 WHILE NOT EOF 5 READFILE "marks.txt", mark 6 total ← total + mark 7 count ← count + 1 8 ENDWHILE 9 CLOSEFILE "marks.txt" 10 average ← total / count 11 OUTPUT average
Medium
- ALine 2: total should be initialised to 0.0
- BLine 6: mark is a string, so it cannot be added to total without conversion.
- CLine 10: average should be calculated inside the loop.
- DLine 11: OUTPUT should be PRINT.
30.A program needs to add new records to the end of an existing file without deleting any existing data. Which file mode should be used?
Easy
- AREAD
- BWRITE
- CAPPEND
- DUPDATE
31.A text file 'records.txt' stores data in the format: each record occupies 3 lines (ID, Name, Score). The following pseudocode is intended to read all records and output the name of the student with the highest score. Which line contains a logical error? 1 OPENFILE "records.txt" FOR READ 2 maxScore ← -1 3 maxName ← "" 4 WHILE NOT EOF 5 READFILE "records.txt", id 6 READFILE "records.txt", name 7 READFILE "records.txt", score 8 IF score > maxScore THEN 9 maxScore ← score 10 maxName ← name 11 ENDIF 12 ENDWHILE 13 CLOSEFILE "records.txt" 14 OUTPUT maxName
Medium
- ALine 2: maxScore should be initialised to 0.
- BLine 8: score is a string, so comparison may not work as expected.
- CLine 5: id is not used, so it should be omitted.
- DLine 14: OUTPUT should be PRINT.
32.In the pseudocode for writing employee data to a file, why is NEWLINE written after each field?
Easy
- ATo separate fields within a record so that each field appears on a new line.
- BTo mark the end of the file.
- CTo add blank lines for readability.
- DTo prevent the file from being overwritten.
33.A program uses the following pseudocode to read a file 'data.txt' that contains numbers, one per line. It is supposed to output the sum of all numbers. However, it outputs 0. What is the most likely cause? OPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ sum ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", num sum ← sum + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt" OUTPUT sum
Medium
- AThe variable sum should be initialised to 0.0 instead of 0.
- BThe file 'data.txt' does not exist, so the OPENFILE fails silently.
- CThe variable num is a string, so the addition concatenates strings instead of adding numbers.
- DThe WHILE loop never executes because EOF is true at the start.
34.What does the command OPENFILE do in pseudocode?
Easy
- AIt creates a connection to a file so that it can be read from or written to.
- BIt displays the contents of a file on the screen.
- CIt deletes the file from the storage device.
- DIt checks whether a file exists without opening it.
35.Which pseudocode command is used to close a file after processing?
Easy
- ACLOSEFILE
- BEND
- CSTOP
- DEXIT
36.In pseudocode, what is the purpose of the TRIM function when reading data from a file?
Easy
- AIt removes extra spaces and newline characters from the beginning and end of a string.
- BIt cuts the string to a specified length.
- CIt converts the string to uppercase.
- DIt checks if the string is empty.
37.A text file 'students.txt' stores each student's name and age on separate lines, repeating for all students. Which pseudocode correctly reads all records and outputs the names?
Hard
- AOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ endOfFile ← FALSE WHILE NOT endOfFile DO READFILE "students.txt", name name ← TRIM(name) READFILE "students.txt", age age ← TRIM(age) IF name = "" THEN endOfFile ← TRUE ELSE OUTPUT name ENDIF ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- BOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", line OUTPUT line ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- COPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ REPEAT READFILE "students.txt", name OUTPUT name READFILE "students.txt", age UNTIL EOF CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- DOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ FOR i ← 1 TO 10 READFILE "students.txt", name OUTPUT name ENDFOR CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
38.Consider the following pseudocode: OPENFILE "data.txt" FOR WRITE WRITEFILE "data.txt", "Hello" WRITEFILE "data.txt", NEWLINE WRITEFILE "data.txt", "World" CLOSEFILE "data.txt" What will be the contents of 'data.txt'?
Easy
- AHello World
- BHelloWorld
- CHello World
39.In Python, which mode string should be used to open a file for reading?
Easy
- A"r"
- B"w"
- C"a"
- D"rw"
40.What happens if you open a file in write mode ("w") in Python and the file already exists?
Easy
- AThe existing contents are erased and the file is overwritten.
- BNew data is appended to the end of the file.
- CAn error occurs and the file is not opened.
- DThe file is opened but no operations are allowed.
41.What is the purpose of the OPENFILE command in pseudocode?
Easy
- ATo create a new file and start writing data
- BTo prepare a file for reading or writing operations
- CTo delete a file from the disk
- DTo rename an existing file
42.Which of the following is a valid reason to use the TRIM function when reading data from a file?
Easy
- ATo convert the data to uppercase
- BTo remove extra spaces and newline characters
- CTo check if the file has ended
- DTo count the number of characters in the data
43.In pseudocode, the command CLOSEFILE is used to close a file after all operations are complete.
Easy
True or false?
44.A text file 'students.txt' stores student names and grades, one record per line in the format 'Name,Grade'. Which pseudocode correctly reads the file and outputs the name and grade for each student?
Medium
- AOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", name READFILE "students.txt", grade OUTPUT name & grade ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- BOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", line name ← line grade ← line OUTPUT name & grade ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- COPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", line name ← TRIM(line) grade ← TRIM(line) OUTPUT name & grade ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
- DOPENFILE "students.txt" FOR READ WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "students.txt", line name ← line[1] grade ← line[2] OUTPUT name & grade ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "students.txt"
45.Which of the following are valid file modes in Python? (Select all that apply)
Easy
- A"r"
- B"w"
- C"a"
- D"rw"
- E"x"
46.Arrange the following steps in the correct order for writing data to a file in pseudocode:
Easy
- WRITEFILE "file.txt", data
- OPENFILE "file.txt" FOR WRITE
- CLOSEFILE "file.txt"
- WRITEFILE "file.txt", NEWLINE
47.Match each pseudocode command with its description:
Easy
- OPENFILE
- READFILE
- WRITEFILE
- CLOSEFILE
- Reads a line from a file
- Opens a file for processing
- Closes an open file
- Writes data to a file
48.A program uses the following pseudocode to append data to a file. What must be the current state of the file 'log.txt'? OPENFILE "log.txt" FOR APPEND WRITEFILE "log.txt", "New entry" CLOSEFILE "log.txt"
Easy
- AThe file must already exist
- BThe file must not exist
- CThe file must be empty
- DThe file must be open in another program
49.A text file 'data.txt' contains the following data: 10 20 30 40 Which pseudocode correctly calculates the sum of all numbers in the file?
Medium
- AOPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ sum ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", num sum ← sum + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt"
- BOPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ sum ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", num num ← TRIM(num) sum ← sum + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "data.txt"
- COPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ sum ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "data.txt", num num ← TRIM(num) sum ← sum + num ENDWHILE
- DOPENFILE "data.txt" FOR READ sum ← 0 FOR i ← 1 TO 4 READFILE "data.txt", num sum ← sum + num ENDFOR CLOSEFILE "data.txt"
50.Match each pseudocode command with its correct description.
Easy
- OPENFILE
- READFILE
- WRITEFILE
- CLOSEFILE
- Closes a file after processing
- Reads a line of data from a file
- Opens a file for reading, writing or appending
- Writes data to a file
51.Complete the pseudocode to open a file named 'data.txt' for reading.
Easy
____ "data.txt" FOR ____
52.A text file 'numbers.txt' contains the numbers 10, 20, 30, 40 each on a separate line. The following pseudocode is executed. What is the value of total after execution? OPENFILE "numbers.txt" FOR READ total ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "numbers.txt", num total ← total + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "numbers.txt" OUTPUT total
Medium
53.What does the acronym EOF stand for in file handling?
Easy
54.A text file 'numbers.txt' contains the numbers 10, 20, 30, 40 each on a separate line. The following pseudocode is executed. What is the value of total after execution? OPENFILE "numbers.txt" FOR READ total ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "numbers.txt", num num ← TRIM(num) total ← total + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "numbers.txt" OUTPUT total
Medium
55.Explain why it is important to close a file after reading or writing operations.
Medium
56.A text file 'numbers.txt' contains the numbers 10, 20, 30, 40 each on a separate line. The following pseudocode is executed. What is the value of total after execution? OPENFILE "numbers.txt" FOR READ total ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "numbers.txt", num total ← total + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "numbers.txt" OUTPUT total
Medium
- A100
- B90
- C120
- D110
57.A text file 'numbers.txt' contains the numbers 10, 20, 30, 40 each on a separate line. The following pseudocode is executed. What is the value of total after execution? OPENFILE "numbers.txt" FOR READ total ← 0 WHILE NOT EOF READFILE "numbers.txt", num num ← TRIM(num) total ← total + num ENDWHILE CLOSEFILE "numbers.txt" OUTPUT total
Medium
- A100
- B110
- C90
- D120

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