File operations, open files, read files, write files, close files
1. Steps for file operation
Open File
Manipulating files
Close File
2. Open File
F=open ('xxx.txt','r', encoding='utf-8 ' ) Data=f.read () f.close
2.1 ReadLine
One row of read files at a time
2.2 Readbale
Determine if a file is readable
2.3 ReadLines
Place the contents of a file in a single element and into a list
2.4 Another form of open file
With open ('xxx','r', encoding='utf-8 ') as F
This writing, Python will automatically close the file, no more close
2.5 Writing Files
Write W mode, it is equivalent to create a blank file, write the content before overwriting the original file, in the W when it has been covered out
2.6 Append A
Appends content to the last side of the file and does not delete the contents of the file
2.7 r+,a+,w+
R+ can be read and writable
A + readable writable append
W+ can be read and writable
3.rb
Open a file as a byte
String---Bytes This is what encode wrote me into binary, coded
Bytes---String this is decode to convert the binary into something I can read. decode
Cannot specify encoding when opening in binary form
4. Various methods
4.1 f.encoding ()
What encoding to open when the file is opened
4.2 F.flush ()
Changes to the file in memory, written to the hard disk
4.3 F.tell ()
Displays the location where the cursor is currently located. #除了read是显示光标所在字符的位置, the rest is the display character position
4.4f.seek ()
There are three different modes
4.4.1 0
F.seek (4.0) The first way, from the beginning of the file, to move four bytes
4.4.2 1
F.seek (3.1), moving three bytes from the relative position of the cursor
4.4.3 2
F.seek ( -10,2) move forward 10 bytes from the end of a file
Exercises: Reading the last line of data
F=open ('xxx.txt','rb') offs=-3 while True: f.seek (Offs,2) data=f.readlines () if len (data) > 1 : Print (Data[-1].decode ('utf-8')) Break *=2
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