Friday brings #Python Today, let’s explore something interesting. If you read io.BytesIO via io.TextIOWrapper inside a function scope, you might lose your data. When the TextIOWrapper is garbage-collected, it automatically closes the underlying BytesIO stream, wiping your bytes! Be careful! Don’t let AI take your job.
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