demofile | js library for parsing Counter | Video Game library

Your question is strange but I will try to answer it.

You can write a file in serverless Product, such as Cloud Run, Cloud Functions and App Engine. The /tmp dir is writable. BUT it's an in memory file system. That means you can write and access your data from your instance (and not from the other instances) and the file persist up to the end of the instance. In addition, the file take space in the allocated memory. So, the storage limit is the memory size of your instance.

With Cloud Run, there is a new previous feature (released publicly only few days ago) that allows you to use a 2nd gen runtime and to use network file system(Google Cloud Storage with GCSFuse, or Filestore). It's "external storage" but viewed as local directory from your app.

A last point on Anthos (because you mentioned it in your question): Anthos is a suite of products that allows to manage from Google Cloud console, resources (mainly Kubernetes Clusters) running out of Google Cloud. There is a version of Cloud Run for Anthos, but Anthos isn't a serverless product itself.

In this case you could use enumerate, which returns a tuple of an iterator count, and the value for the current iteration in your iterable variable (the filehandle f in this case).

file_to_be_read.txt:

you have to create a view model that contains 3 models- 1 for main view and 2 models for partial views

InAppNotification supports to show notification using UIElement as the content of the notification. You could write it like following.

Try using with

You want to make this operation atomic: Either everything succeeds, or everything fails.

I think the easiest way to accomplish this is moving the file away first:

Your code

This is the right way:

Firstly, the open function in python opens a file in read mode by default. Thus, you do not need to specify the mode r when opening the file. Secondly, you should always close a file after you are done with it. A with statement in python handles this for you. Moreover, instead of using . to add Example onto the end of the string, you should use the concatenation operator in python to add a newline character, \n, and the string, Example.