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lect11, Wed 02/20
String Formats and File I/O
The text file, itsybitsy.txt, that was used in this lesson can be copied from THIS SITE.
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print(42, end="")
print(43)
print(44)
hour = 12
minute = 55
second = 31
print('{1} hrs {0} min {2} sec'.format(hour, minute,second))
print('{} hrs {} min {} sec'.format(hour, minute,second))
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a = "Hemoglobin"
print('{:7}'.format(a))
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n = 33.33333333
print('{:9.3f}'.format(n))
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outfile = open('Z_Output.txt', 'w')
outfile.write("Hello! This is a new file I just made!\n")
outfile.close()
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infile = open('itsybitsy.txt', 'r')
listOfLines = infile.readlines()
infile.close()
for line in listOfLines:
print(line, "***")