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True or False? In Python, a file is always automatically closed for you after you are done reading it or writing to it.(1 point)
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In Python, a file is not automatically closed for you after you are done reading or writing to it unless you use the `with` statement (context manager) to handle the file. If you open a file without using `with`, you need to explicitly call `file.close()` to close it.
In Python, a file is not automatically closed for you after you are done reading or writing to it unless you use the `with` statement (context manager) to handle the file. If you open a file without using `with`, you need to explicitly call `file.close()` to close it.
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