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Why is with open(name) as f: the better way to open a file? | StemPy Lab
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Why is with open(name) as f: the better way to open a file?
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Python Going Further › Files and Data Formats
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Why is with open(name) as f: the better way to open a file?
It lets you write and read at once
It makes the file faster
It creates the file if it is missing, in every mode
The file is closed automatically, even if an error happens
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