"Shizuha Aki" <shizuhaa...@yahoo.com> wrote
i need it to be able to add more entries instead of just one.
my code is like this:
while True:
name = raw_input("what is the name ")
age = raw_input("what is the age ")
out_file = open("persons.txt", "w")
It would work if you moved the open() call outside the loop
so the file is only opened once. Every time you open the file
you create a new file on top of the old one. You need to
move the close outside the loop too of course. That way
you don't need append mode unless you want to run the
program multiple times to keep adding data.
out_file.write("name: ")
out_file.write(name)
out_file.write("\n")
You should join the strings together and write a full line out at once.
It will be more efficient and possibly more resilient too.
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