'Python for Everybody' Chapter 7 - Files (Solved Exercises)

In this video, I am solving the exercises from the book "Python for Everybody".
Here is the code for the solutions:

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[alexclausen]

Thank you! I didn't want to watch someone just throw out the answer. It helped a lot to watch you work through it.

[madisonHBDev]

Thank you! You've made it easier for me to understand where I was getting stuck. Keep up the great work!

[coralfoliage]

extremely helpful, thank you for the walk thru! good luck to everybody on their programming journey. glad to have this as a resource to follow along to as I progress thru py4e! :D

[matthewdyer]

Nicely done. Am running into some mismatch errors from an autograder but the logic was flawless...prolly just an overly picky parser. ty again.

[ivenkobe]

Basically this exercise maybe upgraded by Dr. Chuck due to in June 2020 I have to use input prompt to input the file name. But anyway thanks pal for your help, really inspiring me.

[gamergod]

Thanks man I had no idea where to go after pulling the numbers in the file for 7.2

[iddluvzya]

Thank you, this has really been helpful for me.. i have been following from chapter 2

[rheabhatia]

This was wonderful! I am definitely subscribing you!

[siciliamoningka]

Thank you so much for making this video. I love the way you explain each line of code, it's so easy to understand them. You're Awsome bro🔥🔥🔥

[katherinewu]

Incredibly helpful - thank you so much.

[muhdfahmi]

Thank you for this. It really helped me

[markkennedy]

Thanks for these. At 8:00, could we just split the string on its spaces and get the second item in the resulting list which will always be the number part of the string. I did this and it worked fine.

[dr.schlopp]

Thank you so much for your help. It's certainly valuable to understand what I did wrong, and how to correct it when it comes to watching your videos!
Also: I am using Atom as my text/code editor; would you recommend switching over to the same editor that you use? It looks really nice/intuitive.

[ahmadhuseynli]

If I cant run terminal, what would be alternative how to find a space index ? if there were thousand of lines, with different space characteristics, how would you extract the figures elsewise ?