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File Handling

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Ok so I was working on file handling, nothing special just making new (.txt) files and putting some text in it. That works fine the problem is that when I try to read the file from within python nothing comes up and when I try to open the file once I close it from python it has all this weird letters along with what i wrote in that file. I know this doesn't make sense at all so here is an example of what is going on.

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  2. new_file = open("Test.txt", "w")
  3. new_file.write("Hello World")
  4. print new_file.read()
  5. new_file.close()

Ok so thats what I wrote into the IDlE, the first problem is that when I ask python to print what I wrote into that file, I dont get anything back just a blank line. Then when I go and check the new file this is what I get :

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Re: File Handling

Line four didn't get you anything? You should've gotten an IO error; you're not supposed to read from files you open for writing. If even you had opened the file as w+, you still should've gotten that blank line, because of the position you are in the file (past what you have written). Files are sequential.

As to that junk text, I have no idea what's going on there.
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Well that was very simple i feel so dumb
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Is everything okay now?
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yea thank for the help
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