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In a proper file each line end with a newline character, even the last one. Wrong file: Using `write()` function does not add a newline character at the end of the write. So writing a string in a file with `write()` leads to a file like this: ``` line1\n line2\n lastline ``` Good file: Using the `print()` command automatically ends the string with a newline character. So that we ends with a proper file: ``` line1\n line2\n lastline\n ``` Also the with statement automatically closes the file at the end of the block. |
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