Redirect Input from a File to Standard Input in Python
Feed a file into a Python script that reads from stdin: shell redirection, pipes, sys.stdin, fileinput, and redirecting inside the program itself.
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Feed a file into a Python script that reads from stdin: shell redirection, pipes, sys.stdin, fileinput, and redirecting inside the program itself.
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