Question

Define a Python function named file_listers with two parameters. The first parameter will be a string specifying the name of the file to write to. The second parameter will be a list of str. Your function should open the file in a manner that erases its contents. For each entry in the second parameter, write it to the file and then a newline. Your function does not need to return anything.Example:list_2_file("empty.txt", []) creates a file named empty.txt but that file will be empty.list_2_file("simple.txt", ["Write", "me"]) creates a file named simple.txt which contains two lines of text. The first line has the text Write and the second line says me.

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Explanation:

we can now create a file named simple.txt which contains two lines of text

below is the solution to the question:

def file_listers(filename,strlist):

name=raw_input(filename)

file = open(file, 'w')

with file as ≠:

for i in range(0, len(strlist) ):

f.write(strlist[i]+"\n")

file. close();