pythonthey can easily create their own lists of questions and answers to do thiswe just replace the lines that create the lists with the followingquestions [line strip(for line in open'questions txt ')answers [line strip(for line in open'answers txt ')example say you have text file that contains the results of every - ncaa basketball game (you can find such file at www kenpom com typical line of the file looks like thisrobert morris mount st mary' below is program that scans through the file to find the most lopsided gamethe one where the winning team had the largest margin of victory lines [line strip(for line in open'scores txt ')games [line split''for line in linesprint(max([abs(int( [ ])-int( [ ])for in games])we use the split method to break each line into lists of its component parts the scores are at indices and to find the maximum differencewe can use list comprehension to create list of all the margins of victories and use max to find the maximum the maximum turns out to be unfortunatelythe method above does not tell us anything else about the game in order to do thatwe resort to the longer way to find maximumsdescribed in section this allows us to store information about the game as we search for the largest margin of victory lines [line strip(for line in open'scores txt ')games [line split''for line in linesbiggest_diff for in gamesdiff abs(int( [ ])-int( [ ])if diff>biggest_diffbiggest_diff diff game_info print(game_info[''saleminternational'' 'marshall'' ' wordplay if you like wordsyou can have lot of fun with wordlistwhich is text file where each line contains different word quick web search will turn up variety of different wordlistsranging from lists of common english words to lists containing practically every english word