python for loop magic

python for loop amazing:

　　You can write this statement:

　　　　for i in range(10) :

　　　　　　j= i**2

　　　　　　print(j)

　　You can also write this statement:

　　　　with open('/path/to/file','r') as f:

　　　　　　for line in f.readlines():

　　　　　　　　print(line.strip())

　　　　This time line is what type? .readline what order to execute?

 

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# Read word document
 Import win32com 
Import win32com.client 

DEF readWordFile (path): 
    # word calling system functions, can come out doc and docx two file 
    mw = win32com.client.Dispatch ( "of the Word.Application") 
    # Open word file 
    doc = mw.Documents.Open (path) 
    for paragraphsin in doc.Paragraphs: content extraction cycle # 
        Line = paragraphsin.Range.text 
        Print (Line) 
    # close the file 
    doc.close 
    # exit Word 
    mw.Quit () 

path R & lt = "D: \ learning \ Python \ pycharm \ 234 \ office software \ word read and write \ 2.docx " 
readWordFile (path) # read the file 


# read word and save the file to another

win32com Import 
Import win32com.client 
DEF readWordFile (path, toPath): 
    mw = win32com.client.Dispatch ( "of the Word.Application") 
    DOC = mw.Documents.Open (path) 
    # save the data to another file word 
    doc. SaveAs (toPath, 2) # 2 is a txt file 

    doc.close 
    mw.Quit () 

path R & lt = "D: \ 2.docx" 
topath R & lt = "D: (A) .txt" 
readWordFile (path, topath) read # file 

# However, the above code can not be executed under 3.8 + pyCharm environment, suggesting no win32com module, real pull. 

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