Printing/writing an integer to a file
Friends,
I am new to python and did search on the web on how to achieve this:
( I am trying to append the line numbers to all the lines of a file for now)
Thanks!!
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import os, sys
fileName = os.path.join("C:", "temp", "x1.txt")
fileobject = open(fileName, 'r')
outputDir = "C://temp//"
linenumber = 0
fileName1 = outputDir + "x2.txt"
fileobject1 = open(fileName1, 'w')
while (1):
L = fileobject.readline()
if L=="":
print "**Done"
break
linenumber += 1
fileobject1.write(ln)
fileobject1.write(":: "+ L)
fileobject1.close()
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Regards,
Prem
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