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Answer:
When the program raises an exception as soon as the end of the is reached, this exception makes the input process difficult. We have no specific or clear way to encounter the end of the file before the exception is raised.
So to resolve this Python's try except statement can be used. This statement catches the exception and enables the program to recover. We can construct an input file loop. This loop will keep loading objects until the end of the file is detected. Below is an example to load objects from the file into a new list.
lst=list()
fileObj = open("item.dat","rb")
while True:
try:
item= pickle.load(fileObj)
lst.append(item)
except EOFError:
fileObj.close()
break
print(lst)
The file name is item.dat and new list is named as lst. When the end of the file is encountered EOFError is raised and except clause with EOFError closes the input file and breaks out of the loop.
Rogers suggests that you are exhibiting
"Unconditional positive regard".
Unconditional
positive regard is an idea which
is mostly used in client-center therapy and it was presented by Carl Rogers who
was a humanistic psychologist. This explains the behavior of support and
acceptance despite the fact that what the individual says or does.