I have placed a list in a text file. I want python to read the text file and return the contents as a list. However, it is instead reading the content as a string:
Text file:
['a','b','c']
Python:
ids=[]
writtenFile =open('file.txt')
readFile=writtenFile.read()
ids= readFile
writtenFile.close()
print ids
What is returned is ['a','b','c'] as a string, not as a list or just text. Is there a way I can retrieve ['a','b','c'] from the text file and then store this in the ids string so that ids is a list ['a','b','c'] and not the string ? "['a','b','c']"?
使用ast.literal_eval
从字面上评估实际上是字符串编写的文件内容:
data = ast.literal_eval(open('data.txt').read()) # create file, read contents, evaluate
If you just have the same format the quickest way would be just to strip and split:
with open('file.txt') as f:
print(f.readline().translate(None,"'[]\n").split(","))
['a', 'b', 'c']
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