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Questions - text-files

How do I print a random full link from a text file?

In the text file "unt.txt" there's 38 links all on their own lines. How do I print a random link from the file? This code below just returns a random amount of characters in a link and not t...
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spiffy

python

file

random

text-files

readline

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This should work. with open("unt.txt","r") as f: urls = f.readlines() import random print(random.choice(urls))
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kpie

How do I treat strings separated by spaces in text files?

I have a text file containing a string of '0's and '1's, followed by a space and another string of '0's and '1's of the same length. What would be the easiest way of storing the string before the spac...
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ajox3412

python

text-files

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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easiest way is to split on space with open("Text.txt", mode="r") as file: encryptedtext, key = file.readline().split(' ')
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Mohammad

Best way to navigate between records in a text file?

I must use records in text files for my college project and be able to navigate between them. This is easy enough, I have a forward and back arrow set of buttons and can easily navigate between by +1 ...
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BigBootyProgrammer

vb.net

text-files

record

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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Try this: Private Records As New List(Of String) Private CurrentRecordIndex As Integer = 0 Private CurrentRecord As String = "" Private Sub LoadRecords(FilePath As String) Records = Sys...
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user17805377

Why does read() not work with 'w+' or 'r+' mode in open() function python

When ever I use the open with the 'r+' or the 'w+' parameters, It doesn't want to read the text file. Inside Text Document: hello Python Code Examples: code: with open(file_name, 'r') as o: print(...
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Max Werner

python

text-files

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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with open(file_name, 'r') as o: print(o.read()) Outputs hello because the file is opened for reading with open(file_name, 'r+') as o: print(o.read()) Also outputs hello because the file is s...
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