The Art of Reading

1. Open the file () and read it using read ().

The following example reads two files, respectively!

Reference: Exercise-14

# Coding:utf-8

From sys import ARGV # import variable parameter

script, filename = argv # unpacking variable arguments to script and filename two variables/arguments

Print u "Open File ..." # Print as Unicode output

FILE = open (filename) # is output by default in read-only form, which is open (filename, ' R ')

Print File.read () # Remember "Print" Oh!

Print U "Please enter another file name ..."

Other_file = Raw_input (">") # raw_input () for user input

Other_txt = open (Other_file)

Print Other_txt.read ()

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2. Another way is to create a new function with Def

# Coding:utf-8

def read (): # def: (define) definition, new function

Print U "Please enter file name:"

filename = raw_input (">")

Print u "Open file%s ..."% file

TXT = open (filename)

Print Txt.read ()

Read ()

Read ()

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3. Of course, we can also use the For Statement loop and DEF statements to combine

# Coding:utf-8

def read ():

For number in range (1, 3):

Print U "Please enter file%s:"% number

filename = raw_input (">")

Print U "file is open ..."

TXT = open (filename)

Print Txt.read ()

Read ()

The Art of Reading