Your task is to: Read the data listed below Data to Evaluate from a file. Evaluate each number to see if they are representing a possible credit card number. Validate each credit card number to see if they are a valid number. Store the valid numbers and invalid numbers in a separate array. Write the contents of validated credit card number array into a file called valid_cards.txt. Write the invalid credit card number array to a file called invalid_numbers.txt. Make sure to include the issuer for each group of credit card numbers identified. Your application should work with any number of credit card entries.

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Data to Evaluate 3158539628375348 3337465828248404 3112804683572030 3112804683572033 5435528978467581 6706465468107999 6304362971054667 6706169762827894 6706169762827892 4844104341377697 4913405490886727 4844885754351829 4844885754351822 6371473570875275 6381475006869978 6389057917814806 347100734345549 347100734345543 6011162533805000 6011621663574413 6011824617460743 6011824617460745 6389057917814802 4539318768050385 36880982786892 36845793345501 36661154562232 36661154562234 5893329089846994 6761680165952016 6763100400984029 6763100400984022 5127043299122389 5330838017737340 5429168755154025 5429168755154023 375354034606481 379570632133224 4485521241443135 4532916206508075 4532916206508076 5590976687287124 5540641137519895 5540641137519892 30522070708059 30066552673241 30365487186802 30365487186801

VISA: 45 44 MasterCard: 51 53 American Express (AMEX): 37 34 Discover: 60 JCB: 31 33 Diners Club - North America: 54 55 Diners Club - Carte Blanche: 30 Diners Club - International: 36 Maestro: 58 LASER: 67 Visa Electron: 48 49 InstaPayment: 63

How to validate Credit Card Numbers? Most credit card number can be validated using the Luhn algorithm, which is more or a less a glorified Modulo 10 formula! The Luhn Formula: Drop the last digit from the number. The last digit is what we want to check against Reverse the numbers Multiply the digits in odd positions (1, 3, 5, etc.) by 2 and subtract 9 to all any result higher than 9 Add all the numbers together The check digit (the last number of the card) is the amount that you would need to add to get a multiple of 10 (Modulo 10)