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Concept of File Handling in Python
Hello dear visitor !!! You all the again most welcome to this domain bittutech.com . Today we are going to discus about most important concept of Python Programming Language which is File Handling including What is file?, Types of files, Modes of files, Opening and Closing of file, Working with files… and many more. So let’s dive in this amazing concept 👍. Most of the programming languages…
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What is File Handling in Python? File handling is an important part of any web application. Python has several functions for creating, reading, updating, and deleting files. The key function for working with files in Python is the open function. The open function takes two parameters i.e. filename, and mode. There are four different modes for opening a file. “r” – Read – Opens a file for…
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[CODE] Moving Files From Multiple Directories to One using Python 3.2
Who doesn't like a clean directory tree? I have been, over quite a few time, accumulating multiple files in multiple directories. I had directories named like AB-C, AB-C-1, AB-C-2 (ofcourse these were not the actual names). So, I decided to declutter it and put it all under AB-C. So, I wrote a python script for the same. It moves all the files from AB-C-* to AB-C, and then deletes all the AB-C-* directories. If two files have the same name, it renames the file as: <filename> ==> AB-C-<number>--<filename>--<some_number>. It will be all clear once you understand the code.
