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All right. This program is going to read in numbers from a file and do some basic math on them. I have a file called bloodsugar.txt that has readings that you could get if you were a diabetic and checking your blood sugar regularly. And then the program is going to count how many times the blood sugar number is high, or over 200, and how many times the blood sugar is low, or below 70. So we're going to open our input file in Read Only mode. And then we're going to do a priming read to read in our input_file.read line. And we're going to strip the new line symbol off the end. And this one could happen either before or after the while for the priming read. I could have done that elsewhere. But here, I've got that coming in, and I'm doing a record equals int record. I'm parsing this stripped record over to an integer. That lets me do math and mathematical comparisons with it. So I have if record is greater than 200, I'm adding 1 to my high values. If record is below 70, I'm adding 1 to m...