Real-Time Example: Saving Form Data to File

name = input("Enter your name: ")
email = input("Enter your email: ")

with open("form_data.txt", "a") as file:
    file.write(f"Name: {name}, Email: {email}\\n")

print("Form submitted successfully!")

🧠 What’s Happening Step-by-Step?

1. Ask for user details:

   The program takes name and email from the user using input().

2. Save the data in a file named form_data.txt:

   • The file is opened in append mode ("a"), so each new submission goes to a new line, without deleting previous entries.

3. Write the details in a clean format:

   Name: Harsha, Email: harsha@example.com

4. Confirmation message:

   Once saved, the user sees: Form submitted successfully!

🖨️ Sample Output:

Enter your name: Harsha
Enter your email: harsha@example.com
Form submitted successfully!

📂 What’s inside form_data.txt?

If 3 users submit the form, the file may look like:

Name: Harsha, Email: harsha@example.com
Name: Tisha, Email: tisha@gmail.com
Name: Ravi, Email: ravi123@yahoo.com

💡 Why append mode ("a")?

Because we want to keep all submissions, not overwrite the file each time.

🔐 Bonus: Want to hide the file data from users?

Use .csv or .json format later for better structure and processing.