The 24th to write the Python file base

Write---> Write string

Writelines---> Write string sequence (sequence: a bunch of strings, separated by commas. For example: dictionaries, lists, tuples)

File_obj.write (Content_obj)

Content_obj + ' \ n ' #me: If you do not add \ n, the content written is not wrapped.

EG1:

File_obj=open (' Test.txt ', ' W ') file exists then open, does not exist then create

File_obj=open (' test.txt ', ' w+ ') ' + ' stands for readable, writable

EG2:

File_obj=open (' Test.txt ', ' W ')

Conta= "Hello"

Contb= "World"

Contc= "Jeapedu.com"

File_obj.write (conta + ' \ n ') #me: If you do not add \ nthe content is not wrapped "= =" Conta= "hello\n"

File_obj.write (contb + ' \ n ')

File_obj.write (CONTC + ' \ n ')

File_obj.close ()

Help (File.writelines)----View assistance

Accept only one parameter, which can be a sequence sequence: list, dictionary, tuple

EG1:

File_obj=open (' Test.txt ', ' W ')

Conta= "hello\n"

contb= "world\n"

Contc= "Jeapedu.com\n"

File_obj.writelines ([CONTA,CONTB,CONTC]) List

File_obj.writelines ((CONTA,CONTB,CONTC)) tuple

File_obj.writelines ({CONTA,CONTB,CONTC}) dictionary

File_obj.close ()

The 24th to write the Python file base