Python Tutorial: File Objects - Reading and Writing to Files

so if i'm understanding this right when you did (with open('filename') as f: f is the file object which contains the contents of the file?

thankyou so much

Which editor do you use ?

what is the IDE of this? its very clean

Is there a reason f is used? Is there any reason a different variable could be used?

what does same directory as python file mean ?

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Another great tutorial, and now you have 2 puppies !!

Now u can just do json.load(f) or json.dump(file, f)

Great tutorial!

What text editor is this? Sublime? If so, how are you getting output in the terminal at the bottom? when i give it input, it doesnt work?

Thank you Corey! Very cool lesson! Clear and useful 💛

Corey, Your tutorials are extremely helpful. How would I write a SQL created tuple to excel resulting with each variable residing in its own column?

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Cool stuff this is

What IDE is that?

Does this method, also works for writing any file formats like: .exe and .dll?

If i have folder have 60 file txt and i want to open it and clean the data how i can do that

Beautiful.

This video is not good for a beginner

tq

Apparently not:
I found this.

FileName = ("...path.../data.txt")
data=file(FileName).readlines()
data.sort()
for i in range(len(data)):
print data[i]

No "open" no "with" no nothing...
Explain if you can.

well i have one txt input file and from that i want to create multiple output files as different .txt files for each line in input file. do anyone have code for that ?

Thank you Corey. That was very clear.

This is a great example, but in order to learn a little diverse situation, Do you have an example of the same concept, instead of using a txt file, using a PDF file?

What if I want to read specific IP host from text file

i am trying to outfile.write key-value's as a user's safe number and password in this notation: 12;8492hf38dhs. After trial and error i found out it's not possible to outfile.write dict's. how do i solve this? should i write a for loop? thanks in advance

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My professor showed me the other way where I had to close that. I like the other way with the context stuff.

Brilliant

Thanks for helping

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Please. black on white. If there is a setting I can change so the video is black on white, let me know.

I rarely comment a video, but thank you Corey. You earn yourself a subscriber for life 😊.

It actually writes on the existing file , you just forgot to change r with w on 16 minute

Thank you Corey

I'm learning so much from you tutorials without getting frustrated ,thank you so much !

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The way you are explained is just awesome..

Thank you for the video. I am grateful for your time and contribution. It was very useful and well put. Kind regards, Akira.

How can I create a conditional based on the number of files inside a specifyd folder?

Very helpful

Very clean and too the point tutorial. Thanks for this easy to grab explanation. I'm quite comfortable now as far as basic file operations are concerned.

great video. very clear thank you.

Finally! A worthy tutorial!

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You always hit the depth level I need on specifics.