Python Open() function
Published February 16, 2022The open() function is the Python built-in function that is used to open all the internally stored files. This function takes the name of the file and returns the file contents in the form of python objects.
Now let's take a look at the syntax of the open() function.
Syntax
open(file, mode) |
Where:
File- this is the4 name of the file to be opened
Mode- this specifies the mode of the file to be opened. The mode includes: read-only, writing on/over, or append.
Example
In the example below, we will create a text file and read that file.
read_file = open("Python.txt", "w") |
Output
When the open() function is called, Python.txt is opened.
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