Definition:
The write() method writes text into a file.
If you pass a string as a parameter, it writes the text into the file.
It must be a string; otherwise, it raises an error.
Before using it, open the file in "w" mode.
It deletes the previous data and writes the new data into the file.
Syntax:
file_object.write(string)Example:
file = open("file1.txt", "w")
file.write("Hello Python")
file.close()Suppose file1.txt contains:
Rahul Kumar
Priya Sharma
Sohan Khanna
Lata SinghOutput (file content after write):
Exercise
Write a Python program using write() method to write text into a file.