How is docx used in Python?

In Python, you can utilize the python-docx library to work with Microsoft Word documents (.docx files). This library allows you to create, modify, and read .docx files.

Here are some common usages of the python-docx library:

1. Create a new .docx file
2. Import the Document class from the docx module, create a new document object, add a paragraph with the text ‘Hello, World!’, and save the document as ‘my_document.docx’.
3. Read the .docx file.
4. import the Document module from the docx library

   doc = Document(‘my_document.docx’) # Open an existing document
   for paragraph in doc.paragraphs: # Iterate through each paragraph
   print(paragraph.text) # Output the content of the paragraph

5. Operate document contents:
   Manage document content:
6. Import the necessary library to work with Word documents, then open an existing document called ‘my_document.docx’. Add a new paragraph with the text ‘This is a new paragraph’. Update the text in the first existing paragraph to ‘New text for the first paragraph’. Create a table with 3 rows and 3 columns, fill in each cell with the text ‘Cell’ followed by its position. Finally, save the updated document as ‘my_document_updated.docx’.

These are just some basic usage examples of the python-docx library. You can also use this library to manipulate document styles, insert images, add headers and footers, and more. For more detailed information, please refer to the official documentation of the python-docx library.