Read File

Use a with block with the built-in open() function:

with open(path_to_file) as f:
    file_contents = f.read()

The f.read() method returns the file's contents as a string.

The with block will automatically close the file when the block exits, cleaning up resources.

1. Delete your "greetings boots" message.
2. Write a function called get_book_text(). It should accept a file path as a string and return the file's contents as a string.
3. Write a main function that uses get_book_text() with the relative path to your frankenstein.txt file to print the entire contents of the book to the console.
4. Call main() at the bottom of your file to execute your program.
5. Test your program:

   python3 main.py
   

Run and submit the CLI tests from the root of your project.

• File paths are strings, so remember to put the path in quotes.
• A relative path starts from your current working directory. Because you're running the program from the project root, the path to the book starts with books/.
• You don't need to write all your functions and variable names the same as mine; I'm just trying to give you some examples of how you can potentially structure your code. There are many correct ways to write the same program.