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Hello and welcome to this lecture of our course.

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open files in python

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We should open files in python  before we can read or write.

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So could you open function in Python to open files that defied equal of of embedded PCs of double codes.

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open double quotes File underscore name

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close double quotes comma  double quotes open mode close double quotes

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open moods are default only open modes R
rb binary read and write mode


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R B plus finally read and write
w default write only mode
wb binary write only  and w+

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read and write default mode
wb+ is  binary read and write
B binary mode
a append read and write

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create the file if the file not exists.

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X creates the file if the file not exists mode.

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file.read( ):

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We use this method to read over the file or lines of the file f equal  open parentheses

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file underscore name double quotes comma double quotes open mode close double quotes

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double quotes open mode close double quotes close parenthesis f equal open open parenthesis open double quotes file_name dote text close parenthesis and r

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and r  print f dote print

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f dote read 6 print f dote read 10

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Then we will read and print the first two or six or ten lines for our file.

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Find dote read line.

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We use this method to read the file line by line f equal open file_name and open mode.

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f equal open

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file_name.text and r  print f.readline ( )

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loop file function we use with open file

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Function to read our file  f equal open file_name and open mode

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f equal open file_name.txt and r
for line in file print line


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if.close( ) we use this method to close the file which is a good practice to avoid system memory block by the files we opened

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f equal open  ("file_name", "open mode")

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f equal open("file_name.txt", "r")
print f dote readline( )
f dote close( )

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to remove the file we have opened and closed as full data underscore file equal open

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("file_name","open mode")

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f equal  open("file_name.txt", "r")

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f equal  open("file_name.txt", "r")
print(f.readline( ))

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print(f.readline( ))
f dote close( )

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f dote close( )

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import os
os.remove("file_name.txt")

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so we can move our file as this method from opening to close to remove if the file is a file isn't exist

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we will get Error

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Thank you for watching.

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Hope you enjoy this course.
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