Case Study 2: ≫>> with Open("rainfall.txt", "R") as InFile

Case Study 2:
>>> with open("rainfall.txt", "r") as inFile:
aLine = inFile.readline()
>>> aLine
'Akron 25.81\n'
>>> with open("rainfall.txt", "r") as inFile:
lineList = inFile.readlines()
>>> lineList
['Akron 25.81\n', 'Albia 37.65\n', 'Algona 30.69\n', 'Allison 33.64\n','Alton 27.43\n', 'AmesW 34.07\n', 'AmesSE 33.95\n', 'Anamosa 35.33\n','Ankeny 33.38\n', 'Atlantic 34.77\n', 'Audubon 33.41\n','Beaconsfield 35.27\n', 'Bedford 36.35\n', 'BellePlaine 35.81\n','Bellevue 34.35\n', 'Blockton 36.28\n', 'Bloomfield 38.02\n',
'Boone 36.30\n', 'Brighton 33.59\n', 'Britt 31.54\n', 'Buckeye 33.66\n','BurlingtonKBUR 37.94\n', 'Burlington 36.94\n','Carroll 33.33\n', 'Cascade 33.48\n']
>>> with open("rainfall.txt", "r") as inFile:
fileString = inFile.read()
>>> fileString
'Akron 25.81\nAlbia 37.65\nAlgona 30.69\nAllison 33.64\nAlton
27.43\nAmesW 34.07\nAmesSE 33.95\nAnamosa 35.33\nAnkeny 33.38\n
Atlantic 34.77\nAudubon 33.41\nBeaconsfield 35.27\nBedford 36.35\nBellePlaine 35.81\nBellevue 34.35\nBlockton 36.28\nBloomfield 38.02\nBoone 36.30\nBrighton 33.59\nBritt 31.54\nBuckeye 33.66\nBurlingtonKBUR 37.94\nBurlington 36.94\nCarroll 33.33\nCascade 33.48\n'
>>>
-Refer to the session in the accompanying Case Study 2 and describe the function of the readline() method.