Binary File Handling with `pickle` Module
Students will explore reading and writing binary data using Python's `pickle` module, understanding the differences from text files and use cases for binary storage.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between text and binary file handling in Python.
- Analyze scenarios where binary file storage is more appropriate than text file storage.
- Construct a program to store and retrieve a list of numbers in a binary file using `pickle`.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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