'tuple' object has no attribute 'read'

I am trying to create a program that will read from a file on my computer.
The file consists of simply door numbers from 1-150 within a bracket.

The error returns at line 6. print(file.read())

your text#opening_a_file.py

your textfile = "This PC/C:/Python Programming/Doors.txt","r"

your textprint("read function: ")
your textprint(file.read())
your textprint()

your textfile.seek(0)

I tried renaming the file absolute path.
I edited line 3 as well to read as:
file = open("This PC/c:/Python Programming/Doors.txt","r")
but that did not work.

Help would be much appreciated. Thank you

>Solution :

This is because the variable file is a tuple. That is what happens when you define it in tuple format: var = value1, value2

So, in your case, you want a file object, so you need to do this:

file = open("C:/Python Programming/Doors.txt","r")

For the sake of the answer, here is the full code sum-up:

file = open("C:/Python Programming/Doors.txt","r")

print("read function: ")
print(file.read())
print()

file.seek(0)