In Python do the following: Writing to Files: write code to write to a file called ‘writefile.txt’ To write in a file we first have to open the file. That is what the first line should do so that Python creates a file object to represent the file, and give the object the name f (variable). We use this variable to refer to the file. To write to the file, use the print statement with the optional file argument that specifies the file to write to. When done writing, close the file to make sure all the changes are saved. Remember, if writefile.txt already exists, its contents will be overwritten.

In Python do the following: Writing to Files: write code to write to a file called ‘writefile.txt’ To write in a file we first have to open the file. That is what the first line should do so that Python creates a file object to represent the file, and give the object the name f (variable). We use this variable to refer to the file. To write to the file, use the print statement with the optional file argument that specifies the file to write to. When done writing, close the file to make sure all the changes are saved. Remember, if writefile.txt already exists, its contents will be overwritten.

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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