Decode the Double-Ended Challenge

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The object returned by open() that acts as a link between the program and the file.
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The method designed to write a sequence of strings to a file.
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The mode that lets you add new content without disturbing existing content.
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A file whose contents are not intended to be directly readable by humans.
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The method that tells you where the file object currently stands.
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The numerical location of the file object measured in bytes from a reference point.
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The Pickle method used to store an object in a binary file.
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A stored byte stream needs to become a Python object again.
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You have read 50 bytes but suddenly need to revisit the beginning. Which method can reposition the file object?
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In a simple queue, this condition can occur when there is no space at the rear for a new element.
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A new element does not enter at the bottom; it takes its place at the active end of this structure.
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No one leaves, nothing changes—you simply take a quick look at who is on top
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The element standing at the top is chosen to leave first. Who opens the exit?
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A new visitor refuses to wait at the back and enters from the front. Which operation allows this?