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When using python via the command line, if I see a mistake on a previous line of a nested statement is there any way to remove or edit that line once it has already been entered? e.g.: >>> file = open("file1", "w") >>> for line in file: ... parts = line.split('|') <-- example, I meant to type '\' instead ... print parts[0:1] ... print ";" ... print parts[1:] so rather than retyping the entire thing all over to fix one char, can I go back and edit something in hindsight? I know I could just code it up in vim or something and have a persistent copy I can do anything I want with, but I was hoping for a handy-dandy trick with the command line. -- thanks!
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