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This document is a chapter from a book on Python programming for C++ programmers. Chapter 10 focuses on files in Python, covering topics like handling text files, JSON files, CSV files, and pickling. The chapter is estimated to take 30-40 minutes to complete and covers loading, writing, reading, and parsing different file types in Python.

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Python Pages Doc Ic Ac Uk CPP Lessons CPP 10 Files Index HTML

This document is a chapter from a book on Python programming for C++ programmers. Chapter 10 focuses on files in Python, covering topics like handling text files, JSON files, CSV files, and pickling. The chapter is estimated to take 30-40 minutes to complete and covers loading, writing, reading, and parsing different file types in Python.

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Python Programming home

Department of Computing, Imperial College London

Python for C++ Programmers


Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Basic data types
Chapter 3: Variables and operators
Chapter 4: Sequence types
Chapter 5: Sets and dictionaries
Chapter 6: Control flow
Chapter 7: Functions
Chapter 8: Object-oriented programming
Chapter 9: Modules
Chapter 10: Files
[10.1] Handling text files
[10.2] JSON files
[10.3] Loading JSON files
[10.4] Writing to JSON files
[10.5] pickle
[10.6] Pickling time!
[10.7] CSV files
[10.8] Reading CSV files
[10.9] Reading CSV files into a dict
[10.10] Writing to CSV files
[10.11] That's a wrap!

Chapter 10
Files

Rough estimated time needed


30-40 mins

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