This line of code is in your program: outFile = open("another.txt", "a"). How will outFile interact with the file it opens?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking how a specific line of code interacts with a file when it is executed, specifically in terms of its ability to read or write data to that file.
Answer
Opens the file in append mode, adding data to the end.
The line of code opens the file 'another.txt' in append mode, allowing data to be added to the end of the file.
Answer for screen readers
The line of code opens the file 'another.txt' in append mode, allowing data to be added to the end of the file.
More Information
When a file is opened in append mode ('a'), the pointer is positioned at the end of the file if it exists, allowing only additions to the current contents without altering the existing data.
Tips
Commonly, people confuse 'a' (append) with 'w' (write). Using 'w' overwrites the file, while 'a' adds to it.
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