[创建临时文件和文件夹] #python

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[创建临时文件和文件夹] #python

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Created on Feb 19, 2019

This example demonstrates four Python recipes for creating temporary files and directories using the `tempfile` module. It shows anonymous temporary files via `TemporaryFile`, named temporary files with `NamedTemporaryFile` and its configurable `prefix`, `suffix`, and `dir` parameters, and temporary directories through `TemporaryDirectory`. The code also queries the system’s temporary file location with `gettempdir()`. Each use case is illustrated with a `with` block, emphasizing automatic cleanup, and the example writes and reads text to confirm functionality.

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