Assume you have a file on your disk named floatnumbers.txt containing float numbers. Write a Python code that reads all the numbers in the file and display their average. Your code must handle any IOError (for example, file does not exist) and ValueError (for example, alphanumeric data fo und in the filo Such as letters)

Assume you have a file on your disk named floatnumbers.txt containing float numbers. Write a Python code that reads all the numbers in the file and display their average. Your code must handle any IOError (for example, file does not exist) and ValueError (for example, alphanumeric data fo und in the filo Such as letters)

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Chapter12: Exception Handling

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