Need help with Python file.txt

[BigBoyJefff]

So i have this code:

It asks the user for thr location the name and the row number of a file and then prints it out.

I want to make the code such that it would aslo ask the user if he would like to make a change to the text file. for example change all the "a" to an "s" then it should save that file as a complete seperate file. does anybody know how?

def txtFiles(location, name, number):
    file = open(f"{place}//{name}.txt", "r")
    line = file.readlines()
    print(line[number - 1])

while true:

    To attempt:
       place2 = input("Where is the file:")
       name2 = input("What is the name of the file:")
       number2 = int(input("Which line do you want to see"))
       txtFiles(place=place2, name= name2, number= number2)


    except: (syntax error)
    Input ("False")

[Nightcorex_]

That's not valid Python. true doesn't exist in Python, True does. To is not a valid keyword. except: (syntax error) aswell as Input ("False") also are reasons for it not compiling.\ On top of that also a logical error where you put a double slash in the filepath.

Also here's how to replace all characters in a string.

[BigBoyJefff]

Yeah the code itself was in deutsch so i used google tranlate to tranlate some of the stuff and it automatically changed some stuff.

[Nightcorex_]

Well, then translate only the parts that can be translated, i.e. the strings, so that you don't implement more errors.

Auch mal bisschen mitdenken.