New submission from Anmol Kejriwal <[email protected]>:
The file modes a+, r+, w+ should read and write both. But a+ and w+ modes are
not reading anything from the file. The RUN for the program is successful, but
there is no output from the program.
Below is a simple program:
file=open("abcd.txt","w+")
l=["This is python.\nThis is an easy language.\nAnyone can learn this easily"]
file.writelines(l)
file.close()
file=open("abcd.txt","a+") #Replacing with w+ also doesn't read.
file.write("123")
t1=file.read() #This read() does not work.
print(t1) #Does not print anything here.
file.close()
In r+ mode, it should write in the file without truncation and read it too.
Instead, it is removing from the file, the equal number of characters I am
trying to write in the file.
Below is the program:
file=open("abcd.txt","w+")
l=["This is python.\nThis is an easy language.\nAnyone can learn this easily"]
file.writelines(l)
file.close()
file=open("abcd.txt","r+")
file.write("123")
t1=file.read()
print(t1)
Output for this is:
s is python.
This is an easy language.
Anyone can learn this easily
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components: Windows
messages: 357609
nosy: anmolkejriwal, paul.moore, steve.dower, tim.golden, zach.ware
priority: normal
severity: normal
status: open
title: File modes with '+' character does not give expected output
type: behavior
versions: Python 3.6, Python 3.7, Python 3.8
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