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This question was answered there 12 years ago. I was using the code from ccanonc
with open("outputfilepath", 'w') as > fp:
> for line in iterable: #assuming line is str with \n
> print >> fp, line
> #implicit fp.close() here as "with" scope endsto
today with python 3 and sage 9.5, I get: NameError: name 'iterable' is not defined
What is the easiest way to update this code?
This question was answered there 12 years ago. I was using the code from ccanonc
with open("outputfilepath", 'w') as > fp:
> for line in iterable: #assuming line is str with \n
> print >> fp, line
> #implicit fp.close() here as "with" scope endsto
today with python 3 and sage 9.5, I get: NameError: name 'iterable' is not defined
What is the easiest way to update this code?
Note that the line
print >> fp, line
is converted in
print(line, file=fp)
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