# Python program to explain os.fsync() method
   
# importing os module
import os
 
 
# File path
path = 'file.txt'
 
# Open the file and get
# the file descriptor
# associated with
# using os.open() method
fd = os.open(path, os.O_RDWR)
 
 
# Write a bytestring
str = b"GeeksforGeeks"
 
os.write(fd, str)
 
 
# The written string is
# available in program buffer
# but it might not actually
# written to disk until
# program is closed or
# file descriptor is closed.
 
# sync. all internal buffers
# associated with the file descriptor
# with disk (force write of file)
# using os.fsync() method
os.fsync(fd)
print("Force write of file committed successfully")
 
# Close the file descriptor
os.close(fd)

Force write of file committed successfully

# Python program to explain os.fsync() method
   
# importing os module
import os
 
 
# File path
path = 'file.txt'
 
# Open the file and get
# the file object
# using open() method
f = open(path, 'w')
 
 
# Write a string to
# the file object
str = "GeeksforGeeks"
f.write(str)
 
 
# Firstly, flush internal buffers
f.flush()
 
# Now, sync. all internal buffers
# associated with the file object
# with disk (force write of file)
# using os.fsync() method
os.fsync(f.fileno())
 
print("Force write of file committed successfully")
 
# Close the file object
f.close()

Force write of file committed successfully