Learn Python with CodeCademy: File Input/Output

Brief video going over Python course File Input Output from CodeCademy.

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[ricksmith]

I never would have finished this Python course without the help of your tutorials.  I would have given up long ago.  I liked your teaching style.  Working out the problems, making mistakes, explaining how you came to the final result.  Thanks again!

[RicardoMedley]

These videos have been so helpful. I had to finish python within a week, due to the fact that codecademy is updating its system, and if it weren't for you I would not have been able to do it.

[seanpatrickmcdevitt]

thanks for doing the videos. i was only able to get to around 25% by myself and then i found these videos and now its finished. im going to go over the course again and make sure i learn the code better and to practice.

[thestarsof]

FYI, the answer for 2. The open() Function in the video doesn't work without a previous line. The following worked for me:

my_file= open("output.txt", "w")
my_file= open("output.txt", "r+")

[mahadomar]

for some reason reading 4/9 doesnt work for me . hopefully you can help me on that

[joshnareddy]

how to write a code in python to get a required words as audio as output

[aaroncoleman]

lol ok ive finished the course but i need to practice any code practices i can go to

[mahadomar]

can you please explain the code for 4/9 to me i always get the message "Oops, try again. Did you create a variable called my_file?".it is so annoying even though i wrote the exact same code as you did . maybe it is a bug but i am not sure. hopefully you can help me on that