How do you open a file for writing?
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Answer / raj
Files are opened using the open and sysopen function.
Either function may be passed up to 4 arguments, the first
is always the file handle thenfile name also known as a URL
or filepath, flags, and finally any permissions to be
granted to this file.
$FH = "filehandle";
$FilePath = "myhtml.html";
open(FH, $FilePath, permissions);
or
sysopen(FH, $FileName, permission);
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Answer / raghav
To open a file:
open (FILE, "<raghav.txt") || die ("File Cannot be opened");
Where FILE is the file handle for this file.
Here the file is opened in read mode.
Put > for write mode
put >> for append mode.
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Answer / ankur
open FP,">","myfile.txt";
print FP "Hello World!!";
close FP;
# > for write
# < for read
# >> for read and write
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Answer / ankur
open FP,">","myfile.txt"
print FP "Hello World!!";
close FP;
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Answer / shri
Open(FH,">>File.log");
print FH "Hello";
Close FH;
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