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--Originally published at Coding with jared<\/a><\/a><\/em>
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There\u00b4s another way to write down notes without using Word, LibreOffice, Notepad or any other famous text editors…..<\/p>\n

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You can now create your very own text files with Python3, and it is pretty easy, you may only need a command o do it which is .write<\/strong>(“Whatever You Want”)<\/p>\n

You may also wanto to create a .txt file, so in order to do this we need to make a variable<\/p>\n

You need the command open(), and inside the parentheses you can name your file, but it has to end with .txt, then you use a comma , parentheses and “w”, the w means that you are able to write on that file.<\/p>\n

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You may run this code on the terminal , but the terminal won\u00b4t show anything, but the file will be created, here appears mine on my desktop.<\/p>\n

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Now to write on the new file you need to write the name of the variable plus .write(), and inside the parentheses between brackets you write whaterver you want.<\/p>\n

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Be sure to save the file and run it again on the terminal, once again it will show nothing on it…<\/p>\n

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but if you double click your .txt file. the text you wrote on python will appear on the text editor.<\/p>\n

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I learned to create and modify text files from this video:<\/p>\n