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The document contains code snippets in Python that demonstrate: 1) Reading a text file and printing lines that start with a specific word. 2) Counting the occurrences of each vowel in a file by loading data with pickle and iterating over lines. 3) Writing to and reading from a CSV file by using the CSV module to write and read rows. 4) Taking user input and writing it to a binary file using pickle dump.

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The document contains code snippets in Python that demonstrate: 1) Reading a text file and printing lines that start with a specific word. 2) Counting the occurrences of each vowel in a file by loading data with pickle and iterating over lines. 3) Writing to and reading from a CSV file by using the CSV module to write and read rows. 4) Taking user input and writing it to a binary file using pickle dump.

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In [ ]: #Write a function in Python to read a text file, Alpha.

txt and displays those lines which begin with the word ‘You’.
with open("Alpha.txt","r") as file:
lines=file.readlines()
for line in lines:
words=line.split()
if word[0]=="You":
print(line) #DISPLAYING THE LINE STARTING WITH "YOU"

In [ ]: #find the number of occurence of each vowel in the file.


import pickle
with open("File_name.dat","rb") as file:
lines=[]
while True:
try:
line=pickle.load(file)
lines.append(line) #STORING THE DATA IN A LIST
except EOFError:
break
number_of_a=0
number_of_e=0
number_of_i=0
number_of_o=0
number_of_u=0
for line in lines:
for letter in line:
if letter.upper()=="A":
number_of_a+=1 #COUNTING THE OCCURANCE OF THE VOWEL
if letter.upper()=="E":
number_of_e+=1
if letter.upper()=="I":
number_of_i+=1
if letter.upper()=="O":
number_of_o+=1
if letter.upper()=="U":
number_of_u+=1
print("Number of A's in the file is/are: ", number_of_a)
print("Number of E's in the file is/are: ", number_of_e)
print("Number of I's in the file is/are: ", number_of_i)
print("Number of O's in the file is/are: ", number_of_o)
print("Number of U's in the file is/are: ", number_of_u)
In [ ]: #writing and reading a CSV file
import csv
with open("File_name.csv","w") as file:
writing=csv.writer() #MAKING A WRITER
writing.writerow(["Dhruv",17]) #ADDING DATA
writing.writerow(["Harshit",17])
writing.writerow(["Anuj",17])
with open("File_name.csv","r") as file:
reading=csv.reader() #MAKING A READER
for i in reading:
print(i) #DISPLAYING ALL THE DATA ADDED

In [ ]: #writing in a binary file


import pickle
with open("File_name.dat","wb") as file:
for i in range(5):
line=input("Enter: ") #TAKING INPUT
pickle.dump(line,file) #pickle.dump(data you want to write, file name)

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