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hello programmers i got a question on my channel about writing binary files so in python if you want to open a file for either reading or writing you use the open command iamp;#39;m going to go ahead and say i want to call this file output and iamp;#39;m going to open it for writing thatamp;#39;s the mode but instead of just stopping with a w iamp;#39;m going to add a b to say i want to write it and iamp;#39;m going to be writing bytes to this file and what are the bytes that iamp;#39;m going to be writing well iamp;#39;ve got this new variable bytes for output and iamp;#39;ll go ahead and create a byte array and then hereamp;#39;s the list of the items that iamp;#39;d like to be writing so why did i pick those well if you look at an ascii chart capital a is 65 so if iamp;#39;m looking at the ascii capital a but i want to treat it like a byte itamp;#39;s going to look like 65. and then the 66 is going to be b and the 67 is going to be c so iamp;#39;m basically writing abc
