# Programmer: Sriram Pemmaraju
# Date: Feb 26th 2014

# This program reads lines repeatedly from a file and just prints
# these to the screen in the order in which they are read.


# input.txt is the name of a text file that is sitting in the same
# directory as this program. You can create input.txt using a text editor
# such as notePad or TextPad on Windows PC, TextEdit on Macs, or vi or emacs
# on unix machines. In the case of Windows and Mac editors make sure that
# you are saving the file as a text file and without any fancy formatting.
f = open("input.txt")

# The above open statement creates a "file handle" f that we can use to read
# from the file input.txt. For example, the readline() method can be applied
# to f to read a line (as a string) from it. Note that the line that is
# read contains the end-of-line character at the end of the line as well.
line = f.readline()

while line:
    print line
    line = f.readline()