Suppose we have a file that contains several lines of comma-separated numbers. Write a python function score_averages(inputf, outputf) that reads the input file, calculates the average of each line of scores, and writes those averages to the output file. Note that the variables input and output are strings that refer to the names of the files.

Important notes: the last line should have a newline

When opening files, you must use the complete file path. For example, if you wanted to access a file called abc.txt, you would need to use the path "file_path/abc.txt".

scores.txt

"""

0,50,100 85,95,90

"""

scores1.text

"""

0,0 100,100,100,100,100 25,50,75

"""

Test Cases

def test_get_averages():

# Note: you can open the result files and visually check the contents!

# test 1

get_averages("scores.txt", "averages.txt")

f = open("averages.txt", "r")

result = f.readlines()

assert(result == ["50.0 ", "90.0"]) # no newline after 90.0

f.close()

# test 2

get_averages("scores1.txt", "averages1.txt")

f = open("averages1.txt", "r")

result = f.readlines()

assert(result == ["0.0 ", "100.0 ", "50.0"]) # no newline after 50.0

f.close()

print("done!")