Python 3 Tutorial: 25 - Pickles

This tutorial covers pickling, a simple and easy way to store objects in files.

[superdyl]

I know this tutorial is years old, but I'd like to say that it has been very helpful. If TheMonkeyLords ever reads this, which is very improbable at best, then I'd like to thank him for all the instruction. Learning Python has been a journey of great excitements and annoyances and you've been there for me. Once again, thanks for the help.

[lucksterduck]

I'm so sad this is the last video :( These are the best introduction to Python videos I've found so far.

[Erk]

I've watched all 25 videos, and now Imma read this python 3 book i bought to see if it makes more sense now that I know more.

[georgesd]

I started playing this playlist this morning, went through all lessons, this is how awesome these tutorials are!! I'll definitely be coming back to some of these tutorials and looking for other sources, but you really did sort it out in very functional way, BIG THANKS!

[ckjjrepeated]

the best tutorial ever man, brilliant

[ivandrofly]

Pickles is just another word for Thanks for tips

[arthvaaader]

thanks! done watching all of your python 3 tutorial. I can now start my pet projects with my newly learned programming tool

[nt]

YEEEEAAAH!!!

MOAR, I DEMAND MOAR!!

No, but seriously, I look forward to these videos more than anything else in my sub box.

[teeboh]

Thank you so much!! i've looked and looked and this is by far the best tutorial, keep doing more :D

[TwilightMoon]

Cool tutorial. If I wanted to specify where the file was saved could I do that?

[fslfaisal]

can you please tell me with some example(live example)

where can i use this pickle apart from the example that you gave in this video itself

[yuvarani]

I need to do the following things
a.Create a telnet object in test script 1
b.Store the telnet object reference for further use
c.In test script 2 retrieve the telnet object reference
I tried doing this using pickle. . But pickle is not allowing to store telnet object as such

Is there any work around for this...

[williamyingst]

Is it possible to define a class instance, give it instance variables, and pickle it? If so, will the instance still have the variables after being unpickled? Also, what is EOFError?

[coreywalker]

Maybe a list of users who have access to your program? (followed up by an else statement denying access)

[er]

how would you test if a file has been created

[niranjankumarcoimbatore]

which part of the World you live in....i want to come there and give you some flowers as a mark of thank you

[JJOSE]

hi
terrific tutorial, congratulations.

can you pls orient me about graphics for python.
I am using python 3.3 64 bits.
i will appreciate, and thanks again for the didactic and so well explained tutorials.

thanks
juan

[mahmoudemad]

are these videos an introduction to python???

[ivandrofly]

If the binary content isn't been shown close the fine...
outFile.close() #python