Accessing the elements of a file

If a file is named Nba.txt, the contents are as follows:

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Under the Python 2.6

>>>file=open ("File path/nba.txt", "R") >>>for I in range (5): Name=file.next print (name)

The output results are as follows:

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Under python 3.5 :

>>>file=open ("File path/nba.txt", "R") >>>name=file.readline () >>>print (name) LeBron James

Only the first line is displayed, even if you refresh print (name), it is LeBron James and not the second sentence.

>>>file=open ("File path/nba.txt", "R") >>>for I in range (6): Name=file.readline () print (name)

The output is:

LeBron James

Kobe Bryant

Allen Iverson

Steven Curry

Yao Ming

#这里有一个空行

If you use. Next () in 3.5, you cannot match the open function, and you will get an error: Attributeerror: ' _io. Textiowrapper ' object has no attribute ' next '

So it should be written in 3.5:

With open ("Path/nba.txt") as File:while true:name=next (file) print (name)

This is the output of the full text.

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Accessing the elements of a file