Filemod - Python Module

to run make sure you have the module file in the same location as the file to are importing into.

at the top of your program type:

import Filemod

also as an example you can type

Filemod.fileC("test" , ".txt")

this creates a file

the attribute include:

fileC - creates a file:

Filemod.fileC("example" , ".txt")

fileR - reads a file

Filemod.fileR("example" , ".txt")

fileOW - writes to an existing file

Filemod.fileOW("example" , ".txt" , "This is a test")

fileCWr - creates a file and then writes to it

Filemod.fileCWr("example" , ".txt" , "This is also a test")

the first string is the name of the file

the second string is the file extension (has to have a dot before it)

last string (not on every one) is the file contents