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A [[Python-based File Write Operation]] is a [[file write operation]] that is a [[Python file operation]]. | A [[Python-based File Write Operation]] is a [[file write operation]] that is a [[Python file operation]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:31, 29 April 2020
A Python-based File Write Operation is a file write operation that is a Python file operation.
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2018
outputFileText = "Here's some text to save in a file" open("testit.txt", "w").write(outputFileText)
Append to a file requires the second parameter of open() to be "a" (from append):
outputFileText = "Here's some text to add to the existing file." open("testit.txt", "a").write(outputFileText)