There are actually a number of ways to do this, which can depend on your objectives. I want to leave you with

```dlang import std.file; import std.string;

auto data = readText("filename").lineSplitter; data.popFront(); ```

But this reads in the entire content into memory first. And that does not match the Python behavior I was working with.

```dlang import std.stdio; import std.string;

auto data = File("filename", "r"); data = data.findAmong(["\n", "\r\n"]); data.skipOver("\n", "\r\n"); ```

There is actually a really nice io library called iopipe in the works. In my opinion it is very low level and wouldn't create a simpler example. But I have not gone beyond reading the docs.

And that concludes the series on Python. I will be starting a new series next week in the same spirit.

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