E8.1Write a program that carries out the following tasks: Open a file with the name hello. txt. Store the message "Hello, World!" in the file. Close the file. Open the same file again. Read the message into a string variable and print it.

Explanation:

#Although no programming language is stated,

#Python will be used for the program

#to start, open the intended file

#Then write to the file

file = open("hello.txt", "w")

file.write("Hello, World!")

file.close()

file=open("hello.txt", "r")

data=file.read()

#this line prints the text in the file

print(data)

file.close()

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