I went through the documentation and source code for these modules to determine the single best, most Pythonic, beautiful, explicit, simple, readable, practical, non-ambiguous, and easy to explain ...

This post will show you how to open CSV files in Python using the CSV module. You'll also learn another method + how to write CSV files!

This post will show you how to create a file in Python, as well as how to update it, move it, delete it, and more. Save user information and manage data!

Learn to parse fixed-length files and delimited text files, detect when a key combination is pressed, and change the style of the Web control that has the input focus.

To make this easier, [Eric Hartford] created github2file, a Python script that outputs a single text file containing the combined source code of a specified repository.

So I have a program in Python for use on a Linux machine that's dealing with binary data flowing through what may be a Linux FIFO.I'm using Avinash Kak's BitVector to modify the data as it goes ...

Interested in learning Python? Jack Wallen takes you through your first steps in building a simple application to take user input and write it to a file.

The problem I've noticed is that if I append the file with each of the 100k runs (one at a time), it can happen that two threads try to save to the file at the same time and some row (s) end up empty.