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CLASS 12 COMPUTER SCIENCE PYTHON

PYTHON TEXT FILES | PART 02

IMPORTANT QUESTION
CHAPTER EXPLANATION
By : ANAND SIR, YOUTUBE CHANNEL: CODEITUP
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP
#read the content of a file called "student.txt" #using readline function
f=open("student.txt","r") f=open("student.txt","r")
data=f.read() data=f.readline()
print(data) print(data,end='')
f.close() data=f.readline()
print(data,end='')
f.close()

#read the content of a file called "student.txt" #using readline function


f=open("student.txt","r") f=open("student.txt","r")
data=f.read(10) data=f.readline(5)#it will read 5 character
print(data) print(data)
data=f.read(10) f.close()
print(data)
f.close()
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP

#using readlines function print(open("student.txt","r"))


f=open("student.txt","r")
data=f.readlines()
print(data)
f.close() #Program: Find no of characters in a file 'student.txt'
f=open("student.txt")
data=f.read()
print("Total number of characters=",len(data))
#using readlines function f.close()
f=open("student.txt","r")
data=f.readlines()
for i in data: #Program 3: Find no of words in a file 'student.txt'
print(i,end='') f=open("student.txt")
f.close() data=f.read()
data1=data.split()
print(data1)
print("Total number of Words=",len(data1))
f.close()
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP

#Program 3: Count total vowels and consonants #Program 3: Print last line
f=open("student.txt") f=open("student.txt")
data=f.read() data=f.readlines()
v=c=0 print(data[-1])
for i in data: f.close()
if i.isalpha():
if i in 'aeiouAEIOU':
v+=1
#count total sentences.
else:
f=open("student.txt")
c+=1
count=0
print("Total Vowels=",v,"Total COns=",c)
data=f.read()
f.close()
for i in data:
if i=='.':
count+=1
print("total Number of Sentences=",count)
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP

#count total number of 'We' in a file "student.txt".


f=open("student.txt") #count total number of ‘He’ and ‘She’ in a file
count=0 "student.txt".
data=f.read() f=open("student.txt")
data1=data.split() count=0
for i in data1: count1=0
if i.upper()=='WE': data=f.read()
count+=1 data1=data.split()
print("Total Number of We=",count) for i in data1:
f.close() if i.upper()=='HE':
count+=1
if i.upper()=='SHE':
count1+=1
print("Total Number of He=",count,"Total Number of
She=",count1)
f.close()
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP

#Program 3: Find no of words in a file 'student.txt' #Program 3: Count total vowels and consonants
f=open("student.txt") f=open("student.txt")
data=f.read() data=f.read()
data1=data.split() v=c=0
print(data1) for i in data:
print("Total number of Words=",len(data1)) if i.isalpha():
f.close() if i in 'aeiouAEIOU':
v+=1
else:
c+=1
#Program 2: Find no of lines in a file 'student.txt' print("Total Vowels=",v,"Total COns=",c)
f=open("student.txt") f.close()
data=f.readlines()
print("Total number of lines=",len(data))
f.close()
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP

#Print only those lines that start with 'You'.


f=open("student.txt")
count=0 #Display those words having less that 4 characters
data=f.readlines() def count():
for i in data: f=open("student.txt")
x=i.split() data=f.readlines()
if x[0].upper()=='WE': for i in data:
print(i,end='') x=i.split()
f.close() for j in x:
if len(j)<4:
print(j)
f.close()
#__main__
count()
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP
TEXT FILES | PART 02
E X P L A N A T I O N B Y : A N A N D S I R , Y O UT UB E C H A N N E L : C O D E I T UP

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