Write a function called st_dev. St_dev should have one #parameter, a filename. The file will contain one integer on #each line. The function should return the population standard #deviation of those numbers.

import statistics def st_dev (file_name) : with open (file_name) as file: data = file. readlines () numList = [] for x in dа ta: numList. append (int (x)) return statistics. pstdev (numList) print (st_dev ("text1. txt"))

Explanation:

The solution code is written using Python.

To ease the calculation task, we can import Python statistics module to use the pstdev method to calculate the population standard deviation of a list of numbers (Line 1).

Next, create a st_dev function that take single argument file_name (Line 3). In the function, it will open the input file and read the data line by line (Line 4-5). Create a for loop to traverse through each line of the data which is an integer and append it to numList (Line 7-8). We can pass the numList to pstdev method (Line 10) and return the resulting standard deviation value as output.

We test the function by passing a file which hold a list of integer values in each line (Line 12).

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And the output we shall get is 4.019950248448356