Reading, Writing, and Appending Files in Python | Python for Beginners

[@landonman3959]

Just to add a point of information: in Python, the backslash is an escape character. That is why you need the r before in your file path or to include two backslashes such as "c:\\sompath\\filename.csv"

[@dakshbhatnagar]

very informative, all the best for your new journey. You are going to nail it.

[@applesoup7527]

Thank you for these videos. Keep killing it dude.

[@jareddick854]

Great video! I'm brand new to python and this is straight forward

[@elkhateebnaser]

very informative, thank you Alex

[@aderojuabolaji9721]

Hi Alex, your biggest fan here. Humble request: please can you make a video about how to work with / manipulate dates, date time formats, DATEADD etc. in SQL ? 🙏

[@ambermorris5699]

Love these videos, thanks so much! Wondering if you would be open to including a calendar of upcoming videos? Just so I can plan on when to use which resources in my learning process ☺️

[@Zuggest-v8g]

Thanks!

[@nsideddice]

Do you need to manually create a file for each file? Would running open('file_path', 'x') a second time delete the first file?

[@rotgorira9918]

add this video in data analyst playlist , I think you forget to add it .

[@giannhsmp5301]

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[@dipraz5908]

HI Alex GetHub page was not found can you please fix that?