Let us say, we have the following code:
from sys import exit
def parseLine(l):
if '#' not in l:
print 'Invalid expresseion'
exit(1)
return l
with open('somefile.txt') as f:
for l in f:
print parseLine(l)
(Note that this is a demo code. The actual program is much more complex.)
Now, how do I know if I have safely closed all the open files when I exit from the program? At this point I am just assuming that the files have been closed. Currently my programs are working OK, but I want them to be robust and free of problems related to files not closed properly.