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Python Data File Handling Part 01

This document contains notes on data file handling in Python. It discusses opening, reading, and writing to files. Some key points covered include: - Using open(), read(), write() and close() functions to create, read from, and write to text files - Reading/writing single lines vs entire file contents - Using readlines() to read the file into a list with each line as an element - Counting characters, words, lines and occurrences of a substring in a file

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Python Data File Handling Part 01

This document contains notes on data file handling in Python. It discusses opening, reading, and writing to files. Some key points covered include: - Using open(), read(), write() and close() functions to create, read from, and write to text files - Reading/writing single lines vs entire file contents - Using readlines() to read the file into a list with each line as an element - Counting characters, words, lines and occurrences of a substring in a file

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CBSE CLASS 12 CS PYTHON

DATA FILE HANDLING


Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
f=open("ram.txt","w") f=open("ram.txt","w")
name=input("Enter Your Name:") name=["Ram\n","Shyam\n","Sita\n","Gita"]
f.write(name) f.writelines(name)
f.close() f.close()
print("File Created Successfully...") print("File Created Successfully...")

Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP


Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
#Read the content of a file called "Student.txt".
f=open("student.txt","r")
x=f.read()
print(x)

f=open("student.txt","r")
x=f.read(7)
print(x)
x=f.read(10)
print(x)
f.close()

#Count total number of characters in a file called


"Student.txt".
f=open("student.txt","r")
x=f.read()
print(x)
print("Total
Notes By: Anand SirNumber of Characters=",len(x))
| YouTube Channel: CODEITUP
#Count total number of vowels and consonants in a
file called "Student.txt".
f=open("student.txt","r")
x=f.read()
print(x)
v=c=0
for i in x:
if i.isalpha():
if i in 'aeiouAEIOU':
v+=1
else:
c+=1
print("Total vowel=",v,"Total consonants=",c)

Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP


#Count total number of "We" in a file called
#readline
"Student.txt".
f=open("student.txt","r")
f=open("student.txt","r")
#x=f.readline()
x=f.read()
#print(x)
data=x.split()
#x=f.readline()
count=0
#print(x)
for i in data:
x=f.readline(5)
z=i.upper()
print(x)
if z=='WE':
f.close()
count+=1
print("Total Number of WE=",count)

Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP


f=open("student.txt","r")
x=f.readlines()
print(x)

f=open("student.txt","r")
x=f.readlines()
print("Total Number of Lines=",len(x))
print(x)

Notes By: Anand Sir | YouTube Channel: CODEITUP

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