Opening standard IO as a stream

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I'm wondering if there's a way to open standard I/O as a stream, so I can write and read character by character. Something like

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handle = open(stdio)
handle = open(stdio)

Any ideas?

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Re: Opening standard IO as a stream

sys.stdin is an "always open" file handle to the stdin and likewise sys.stdout. To use them, import sys.

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