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How are the following codes different from one another?
1.
fp = open("file.txt", 'r')
fp.read()
2.
fp = open("file.txt", 'r')
Python Data Handling
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The first code opens 'file.txt' in read mode, initializes a file object (fp) for further file operations, and reads its entire content using fp.read(). The second code also opens 'file.txt' in read mode, initializes a file object (fp) for further file operations, but it doesn't perform any read operation.
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