I think you shud open file as binary write and try to write the integer after
converting it to utf-8
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Sushrut Deshpande
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On 27 Oct 2017 00:20, at 00:20, Ajinkya Bobade <ajinkyabobad...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>Hello,
>This is my first question on this forum point me in a right way if I
>posted
>in a wrong place. That aside I am trying to write a file with '.bag
>' extension to sd card( .bag is used in Ross programming).
>
>I wrote a code to write a simple integer to disk as shown
>
>
>file = open("/path/to/file", 'w')
>x = 1
>
>while True:
> x = x + 1
> print(x)
> file.write(str(x))
> file.flush()
>
>in this code I could not write file.write(x). Why is this?If I want to
>store a file(' as it is') on this disk without converting it into
>string
>what should I do?
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