The I/O operation is being performed on a resource that is closed.
This will lead to a runtime error.
It is recommended to perform I/O operation on files inside with
blocks, as the file is automatically closed when the scope of with
ends.
This is a very visible case of an I/O operation on a closed resource.
fp = open(resource_path, "w")
# do some operations on fp
fp.close()
# some code
fp.write("This will throw an error!")
It is best to use a with
statement context maneger here. Using with
, you don't need to worry about closing the resource when you're done using it.
with open(resource_path, "w") as fp:
# Do some operations on fp
...
with
statements.with
statement context managers.