How to Read a File in Python
Python makes reading files simple with built-in context managers that automatically handle file closing, similar to Ruby's block approach.
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Python makes reading files simple with built-in context managers that automatically handle file closing, similar to Ruby's block approach.
Csharp was probably the first compiled language I really loved.
Reading a file in lua is pretty straight forward.
Reading a file in C++ is almost identical to how it's done C.
Java is rather verbose when it comes to reading files, however most of the verbosity has to do with importing the functionality from the standard library.
Reading a file in Javascript (nodejs) is as easy as using the built-in method fs.readFile.
In go you will sometimes write more code than you are used to in most higher level languages, but will have a lot more control over how it is done.
Reading files in elixir is pretty straight forward - especially if you just want the content of a file you know exists.
Reading a whole file is as easy as one function call in PHP.
In ruby you read a file in two steps - first open the file, and then iterate over the contents.
Reading files in C is very easy - you need stdio.h, a FILE pointer, and call fopen on a filename.