In this short course, you have learned that although working with files requires attention, Python takes care of many things and simplifies the developer's life.
Outside the scope of this course, there are topics such as:
- Working with binary files
- Various specific modes of working with text files, such as with or without buffering
- Creating virtual file-like objects that we can read from and write to without touching the disk
We will cover some of these topics in subsequent materials on the profession.
However, you will encounter general principles, such as using context managers, very often in other people's code. While we haven't discussed the inner workings of all this magic with automatic file closure, you can already adopt the approach!
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- Article “How to Learn and Cope with Negative Thoughts“
- Article “Learning Traps“
- Article “Complex and simple programming tasks“
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