Python 101 : Manually setting up a context manager
Context managers make it possible for us to manage our resources.
When python enters a context, it calls the __enter__() methods and it calls the __exit__() method when it leaves the context.
We can use the __enter__() method to allocate resources, for example, and the __exit__() method to release them after the context block termination.
The methods __enter__() and __exit__() return a context manager object.
We write a context manager class as below:
Remark:
A context manager class contains both the __enter__() and the __exit__() methods.
The __exit__ () method must have three arguments.
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