Hi, I am in doubt : >>> In = open(r'E:\MyDir\MyDoc.txt', 'rb') >>> Out = open(r'E:\MyDir\MyUpperDoc.txt', 'wb') >>> Out.write(In.read().upper()) >>> In.close() >>> Out.close()
Pretty simple program. The question is : If 'In' is a HUGE file, how does Python process it? Does it treat it as a stream and passes bytes to 'Out' as soon as they are coming in, or does it read the whole file into memory and then passes the whole file to 'Out'? If the answer is the first choice I would like to know how to instruct Python to do the second choice. TIA _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
