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PHP » File Directory » fopen 
PHP 5 Arguments for Opening a File
 
Argument        Description 
r               Opens a file for reading 
r+              Opens a file for both reading and writing 
w               Opens a file for writing only 
w+              Opens a file for reading and writing 
a               Opens a file for appending (write-only
a+              Opens a file for appending (read/write
X               Creates a file and opens it for writing only 
x+              Creates a file and opens it for reading and writing 


<?php 
$file = "data.txt"
if (file_exists ($file)){ 
    try 
        if ($readfile = fopen ($file, "r")){ 
            $curvalue = fread ($readfile,100)
            echo $curvalue; 
        else 
            throw new exception ("the file could not be opened.")
        
    catch (exception $e) { 
        echo $e->getmessage()
    
else 
    echo "File does not exist."

?>
  
  
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