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Name: pycopyer
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Summary: Write the content of the first written file name into the second written file name and takes any text you give it and writes it directly into the file you specify
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# pycopyer

A simple Python package that does two things:

1. **Copies files** â€” Reads the content from one file and writes it into another file (works with any file type: .txt, .pdf, .jpg, .py, everything!)
2. **Writes text** â€” Takes any text you give it and writes it directly into the file you specify

## Installation
pip install pycopyer

## Usage

```python 
from pycopyer import write_file
write_file("first-file-name", "-second-file-name")# Copy the content of the first file into the second file

# And when writing the path,  you should add r before the first file and before the second file as the following:
write_file(r"first-file-name", r"-second-file-name")

from pycopyer import write_text_into_file
write_text_into_file("the-text-you-want-to-write-here", "the-file-name")# Write the text into the file

# And add r before the written file as the following:
write_text_into_file("the-text-you-want-to-write-here", r"the-file-name")
