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For simplicity's sake, let's consider writing instead of reading for now.
So when you use open() like say:
with open("test.dat", "wb") as f:f.write(b"Hello World")f.write(b"Hello World")f.write(b"Hello World")After executing that a file called test.dat will be created, containing 3x Hello World. The data wont be kept in memory after it's written to the file (unless being kept by a name).
Now when you consider io.BytesIO() instead:
with io.BytesIO() as f:f.write(b"Hello World")f.write(b"Hello World")Which instead of writing th...
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