What is the difference between
file = open("name.txt")and
file = open("name.txt", 'r')?
I can still use the methods: read(n), readline(n), and readlines(n) without adding the "r" in the open method.
JuvenileMango
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file = open("name.txt")and
file = open("name.txt", 'r')?
I can still use the methods: read(n), readline(n), and readlines(n) without adding the "r" in the open method.
the parameter "mode" is optional and the default value is 'r' (read) so if you leave …
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Osleff
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What is the difference between
file = open("name.txt")and
file = open("name.txt", 'r')?
I can still use the methods: read(n), readline(n), and readlines(n) without adding the "r" in the open method.
the parameter "mode" is optional and the default value is 'r' (read) so if you leave it out python just takes it as if there was an 'r'
JuvenileMango
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I see, thanks. :D
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