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I'm fairly new to Python so hopefully I'm just missing something obvious here, but it has me stumped. Snippet of my program below: outFile = open('P4Output.txt', 'w') outFile.write(output) print output print "Output saved to \"P4Output.txt\"\n" output prints correctly to the console, but if I go open up the file it's blank. If I delete the file and execute my program again, the file is created but still is empty. I used this exact same block of code in another program of mine previously and it worked, and still works. However, if I open up Python and try something simple like: f = open('test.txt', 'w') f.write("test") Again, test.txt is created but is left blank. What gives?
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