Python - 066 : Read from a file in python

The read() method:
This function returns the bytes read as a string. If no n is specified, it then reads the entire file.
Example:
f = open("myfiles.txt", "r")
#('r’) opens the text files for reading only
print(f.read())
#The "f.read" prints out the data in the text file in the shell when run.
The readline() method:
This function reads a line from a file and returns it as a string. It reads at most n bytes for the specified n. But even if n is greater than the length of the line, it does not read more than one line.
f = open("myfiles.txt", "r")
print(f.readline())
The readlines() method:
This function reads all of the lines and returns them as string elements in a list, one for each line.
You can read the first two lines by calling readline() twice, reading the first two lines of the file:
f = open("myfiles.txt", "r")
print(f.readline())
print(f.readline())

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