I am used to (spoiled by?) python’s SQLite interface to deal with SQL databases. One nice feature in python’s SQLite’s API the “context manager,” i.e., python’s with statement. I usually execute queries in the following way:
I am trying to write html using class in Python. Some guidance have been given by my lecturer. When I try to use with function to write text into the HTML file, the lines below the first initiation are written into the file first. Can I know how to solve it?
With more than one item, the context managers are processed as if multiple with statements were nested:
I saw this in someone’s code. What does it mean?
I am trying to understand the with statement. I understand that it is supposed to replace the try/except block.
