why python doesn't have a writeline() method like c# ?
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> just curious, it would make writing to a file a bit easier?
Because readline() returns the line with the newline attached,writeline() would
have to require a newline at the. Therefore, it would be equivalentto write()!
Just use f.write("some line\n").
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