wb

IPA: wb

Root Word: WB

(entertainment) Initialism of Warner Brothers: U.S. motion picture producer, television producer, and recording company.
(medicine) Initialism of whole blood. [(medicine) Blood taken directly from a human in which no components have been removed (which is common after blood donation).]
(sports) Initialism of world's best.

Examples of "wb" in Sentences

So, uh, good job, and holy smokes, wb is adorable. love the ‘do. venessa Said,
File "mobidedrm. py", line 176, in? file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())
File "mobidedrm002. py", line 176, in file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())
File "MobiDeDRM002. py", line 176, in? file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())
File "C: \mobidedrm. py", line 176, in file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())
File "ereader2html. py", line 761, in convertEreaderToHtml file (os. path.join (outdir, htmlfilename), 'wb'). write (pml. process ())
File "C: \Python25\Tools\scripts\mobidedrm. py", line 176, in file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())
To open a file for binary writing is easy, it is the same way you do for reading, just change the mode into "wb". file = open ( "test. bin", "wb")
I know it's early days but rumour of what's going down at dc/wb is filling me with alot of hope AND confidence that they are gonna pull off the job better than Marvel.
One way to do it would be to use the struct module like this: import struct f = open ( "points. bin", "wb") f. write (struct. pack ( "I", len (points))) for x, y in points: