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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Put 
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writes expr to a file.
Put[expr1, expr2, ..., "filename"]
writes a sequence of expressions
to a file.
Put["filename"]
creates an empty file with the specified name.
DetailsDetails
- Put starts writing output at the beginning of the file. It deletes whatever was previously in the file.
- Put inserts a newline (line feed) at the end of its output.
is equivalent to expr>>"filename". The double quotes can be omitted if the file name is of the form specified in "Operator Input Forms". - It is conventional to use names that end with
for files containing Mathematica input. - Put by default writes expressions in InputForm.
- Put[OutputForm[expr], "filename"] generates OutputForm.
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