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4. Implement the function read_info_file that consumes a file name (string) as its parameter and returns...

4. Implement the function read_info_file that consumes a file name (string) as its parameter and returns a list of strings - one element for each line in the file. These lines should have all the whitespace removed from both ends of the line.

a. See the formatting of the individual_info data file. Consider how a file can be read into the program.

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def read_info_file(file):
f=open(file,'r')#open file in read mode
l=list(f.readlines())#read data to list
for i in range(len(l)):
l[i]=l[i][:-1]#remove new line characters from each line
l[i]=l[i].strip()#remove front and end spaces
return l#return list

print(read_info_file("individual_info_data.txt"))#call function and print returned list

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