In computer programming, hashing is the process of converting a larger piece of data, such as a string or file, into a shorter code that you can use to identify it. For example, the following value might be the hash for a large file:

F6-72-E5-7E-2E-09-6B-1A-9E-CE-9C-DE-F8-AE-13-98

Hashing has several uses. For example, you can use hash codes to identify files in a database, to determine whether two files are different, or to decide whether a file has been modified or corrupted since it was hashed.

For this problem, write a program that uses the MD5 hashing algorithm to find a file's hash code.