Python File Methods
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Python has a set of methods that can be used with file objects.
Method | Description |
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close() | Close the file. |
detach() | Return a separated raw stream (raw stream) from the buffer. |
fileno() | Return the numeric representation of the stream from the perspective of the operating system. |
flush() | Flush the internal buffer. |
isatty() | Return whether the file stream is interactive. |
read() | Return the content of the file. |
readable() | Return whether the file stream can be read. |
readline() | Return a single line from the file. |
readlines() | Return the list of lines in the file. |
seek() | Change the file position. |
seekable() | Return whether the file allows us to change the file position. |
tell() | Return the current file position. |
truncate() | Adjust the file to the specified size. |
writeable() | Return whether it is possible to write to the file. |
write() | Write the specified string to a file. |
writelines() | Write a string list to a file. |
Please visit our Python File Handling Tutorial Learn more about file objects.
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