To concatenate two lines in a text file using Python, you can read the file line by line, and for each two consecutive lines, concatenate them into one line. Here's an example code:
main.py685 chars17 lines
In this example, we read the input file ('input.txt') and opened the output file ('output.txt') for writing. Then, we looped through the input file line by line, removed the newline character ('\n') from each line, concatenated it with the previous line, and wrote the concatenated line to the output file. Finally, we updated the current line variable with the current line, so that we can concatenate it with the next line in the next iteration.
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