The Soul That You Bring To The Table

"Margaret" by Lana del Rey ft. Bleachers is one of the best songs ever. It's such a curveball omg. I like to be a curveball too. I like to bring the unexpected to everything that I do. 

For that is just me; I am unexpected. I like to throw curveballs. Nobody ever sees things coming with me.

Just some random pylons...

Modules

I did a lesson on modules. It was great. Nearly all of it rolled over from my background in working as a software engineer. Yes!!! For the first time on this blog I am saying that. Even though it has been my job for a while.

I skipped the video on datetimes because I hate videos. They are boring and not accessible to me. I also skipped a tutorial on pipenv which I may have to go back to at some point. pipenv? What is that? Thank you. 

Dictionaries

I can't say too much about them because I am learning so fast. I have made a LinkedIn post about them anyway.

I learned a lot of interesting things about them overall anyway,

Files

So I learned something cool like this today:

.readlines()

Okay. I learned about the .readlines() function. Yes. Yes. Yes. Thank you. And goodbye.

Its purpose is to "read a text file line by line instead of having the whole thing". ???!?

.readline()

Will just read one single line at a time

Writing a file

with open("randm_file.txt", "w") as write_file:

    write_file.write("Oh cool, look. at me! I wrote. a file!")

The "w" argument is an optional second parameter in open()

The default is "r" or read. I'm guessing that "w" means write.

THE CODE CREATES A NEW FILE IN THE SAME FOLDER AS THE ORIGINAL FILE AND GIVES IT WHATEVER TEXT WE INPUT IT AS.

That's so cool - I tried it out and it works. This is so so so amazing. Thank you!!! 

Appending a file

'a' for 'append' is another argument in the open() method.