code: def read_xyz(filename):
      
  
      compound = mb.Compound()
  
      with open(filename, 'r') as xyz_file:
          n_atoms = int(xyz_file.readline())
          xyz_file.readline()
          coords = np.zeros(shape=(n_atoms, 3), dtype=np.float64)
          for row, _ in enumerate(coords):
              line = xyz_file.readline().split()
              if not line:
                  msg = ('Incorrect number of lines in input file. Based on the '
                         'number in the first line of the file, {} rows of atoms '
                         'were expected, but at least one fewer was found.')
                  raise MBuildError(msg.format(n_atoms))
              coords[row] = line[1:4]
              coords[row] *= 0.1
              particle = mb.Compound(pos=coords[row], name=line[0])
              compound.add(particle)
  
          # Verify we have read the last line by ensuring the next line in blank
          line = xyz_file.readline().split()
          if line:
              msg = ('Incorrect number of lines in input file. Based on the '
                     'number in the first line of the file, {} rows of atoms '
                     'were expected, but at least one more was found.')
              raise MBuildError(msg.format(n_atoms))
  
      return compound
docs: Read an XYZ file. The expected format is as follows:
      The first line contains the number of atoms in the file The second line
      contains a comment, which is not read.  Remaining lines, one for each
      atom in the file, include an elemental symbol followed by X, Y, and Z
      coordinates in Angstroms. Columns are expected tbe separated by
      whitespace. See https://openbabel.org/wiki/XYZ_(format).
  
      Parameters
      ----------
      filename : str
          Path of the input file
  
      Returns
      -------
      compound : mb.Compound
  
      Notes
      -----
      The XYZ file format neglects many important details, notably as bonds,
      residues, and box information.
  
      There are some other flavors of the XYZ file format and not all are
      guaranteed to be compatible with this reader. For example, the TINKER
      XYZ format is not expected to be properly read.