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Reading chars from stdin using Python, is EOF after just one char?
I'm reading the contents of a file into python, and I would like to know the EOF condition. If I use sys.stdin.read(1), then the read() function returns a single character, but EOF is 0. How can I determine the EOF condition?
A:
From the docs for read():
If the length argument is specified and positive, it must be greater than or equal to zero, and it denotes a maximum number of items to read. No more than len items will be in the buffer at any time. The special value -1 can be used to read data until EOF is reached. In this case, no items will be in the buffer, and len() will return -1. This allows for the optimization of reading a file that is too big to fit in memory.
So you're looking for the value -1, which is the standard way of reading until EOF is reached.
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