Python File - Handling
Python supports different types of file handling options, to operate on file, which is given below:
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r - It is used for reading the file.
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w - It is used for writing the file.
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a - It is used for appending the file.
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r+ - It is used for both reading and writing the file
If you do not pass any option then it works by using r option(By default)
Here we can learn it with the help of some codes of lines –
Read Option
“r” option is used to read file
>>> File = open(“filename”, “r”)
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File.close()
Write Option
“w” option is used to read the file
>>> File = open(“filename”, “w”)
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File.close()
Append Option
“a” option is used to read the file
>>> File = open(“filename”, “a”)
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File.close()
Open file using “with” option and “write” into the file
>>> with open(“filename”, “w”) as f:
f.write(“hello naveen”)
Split lines using file hadling
To perform this we have used the split() function with filehandling
>>> with open(“filename”, “r”) as f:
for line in f:
data = line.readlines()
result = data.split()
f.write(“hello naveen”)
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