Re: [Tutor] File vs. Database (possible off topic)

2011-11-22 Thread Ken G.
On 11/22/2011 08:13 AM, Steven D'Aprano wrote: Ken G. wrote: It occurred to me last week while reviewing the files I made in using Python, it could be somewhat similar to a database. What would be a different between a Python files and Python databases? Granted, the access in creating them a

Re: [Tutor] File vs. Database (possible off topic)

2011-11-22 Thread Steven D'Aprano
Ken G. wrote: It occurred to me last week while reviewing the files I made in using Python, it could be somewhat similar to a database. What would be a different between a Python files and Python databases? Granted, the access in creating them are different, I really don't see any different

Re: [Tutor] File vs. Database (possible off topic)

2011-11-21 Thread Modulok
On 11/21/11, Ken G. wrote: > It occurred to me last week while reviewing the files I made in using > Python, it could be somewhat similar to a database. > > What would be a different between a Python files and Python databases? > Granted, the access in creating them are different, I really don't s

Re: [Tutor] File vs. Database (possible off topic)

2011-11-21 Thread Alan Gauld
On 22/11/11 00:24, Ken G. wrote: It occurred to me last week while reviewing the files I made in using Python, it could be somewhat similar to a database. Depending on how broadly you define "database" you could be right. What would be a different between a Python files and Python databases?

[Tutor] File vs. Database (possible off topic)

2011-11-21 Thread Ken G.
It occurred to me last week while reviewing the files I made in using Python, it could be somewhat similar to a database. What would be a different between a Python files and Python databases? Granted, the access in creating them are different, I really don't see any different in the format o