Did they remove file.readline() and file.readlines() from python 3.2? If yes what did they replace it with?
Did they remove file.readline() and file.readlines() from python 3.2? If yes what did they
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Did they remove file.readline() and file.readlines() from python 3.2? If yes what did they replace it with?
While there is no
filetype any more in Python 3.x, the various types in theiomodule that replace the oldfiletype still supportf.readline()andf.readlines(). You actually don’t need those methods, though, since they can be substituted bynext(f)andlist(f).