Text: The programming language is Python. When writing to a file using this statement: fp.writelines(outdata) What is true about "outdata"? A. It's the name of the file being written to. B. It's a variable holding the name of the file being written to. C. It's a string variable holding the characters to be written to the file pointed to by "fp". D. It's a list variable consisting of one or more strings to be written to the file pointed to by "fp". E. None of the above.
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writelines(outdata)` is used to write to a file using the file object `fp`. Now let's analyze the options: A. It's the name of the file being written to. This option is incorrect because the name of the file being written to is not mentioned or implied in the Show moreā¦
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