A procedure CreateFiles() will take two parameters: : a string representing a file name an integer representing the number of files to be created. The procedure will create the number of text files specified. Each file is given a different name. Each file name is formed by concatenating the file name with a suffix based on the file number. The suffix is always three characters. For example, the call CreateFiles("TestData", 3) would result in the creation of the three files, TestData.001, TestData.002 and TestData.003. Each file will contain a single line. For example, file TestData.002 would contain the string: This is File TestData.002 Write pseudocode for CreateFiles(). Assume both parameters are valid and that the integer value is between 1 and 999, inclusive.

1. (a)A procedure CreateFiles() will take two parameters: : a string representing a file name an integer representing the number of files to be created. The procedure will create the number of text files specified. Each file is given a different name. Each file name is formed by concatenating the file name with a suffix based on the file number. The suffix is always three characters. For example, the call CreateFiles("TestData", 3) would result in the creation of the three files, TestData.001, TestData.002 and TestData.003. Each file will contain a single line. For example, file TestData.002 would contain the string: This is File TestData.002 Write pseudocode for CreateFiles(). Assume both parameters are valid and that the integer value is between 1 and 999, inclusive.[6]
2. (b)(i)Identify the type of module that should be used for CheckFiles().[1]
3. (b)(ii)Write the module header for CheckFiles().[1]
4. (b)(iii)State the file mode that should be used in CheckFiles().[1]