Start = 'yes'
if Start == "yes":
	asd = open("data_players.txt", "w+")
	dsa = asd.read()
	print(dsa)
	if dsa == "1":
		file = open('data_players.txt','r+')
		file.write("0")
		file.close
		print('save')
	elif dsa == 0:
		print('good')

 import os
# Add fuction for work with user data
def save_user_data(file, value=None):
    """Func return saved user data or create new
    Parameters:
        file (str): file name
        value (int): new user value
    Returns:
        user value (int)
    """
    # add file path
    file_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), file)
    # Check if file is exist
    if os.path.exists(file_path):
        file_mode = "r+"
    else:
        file_mode = "w+"
    # work with file
    with open(file_path, file_mode) as user_data:
        # update user data
        if value:
            balance = str(value)
            user_data.writelines(balance)
        else:
            # read user data
            balance = user_data.readline()
            # if user data isn't added yet
            if balance == "":
                balance = "0"
                user_data.writelines(balance)
    return int(balance)
# Read users data at start app
user1 = save_user_data("user1.txt")
user2 = save_user_data("user2.txt")
print(f"User1: {user1} | User2: {user2}")
# Update users vars in main app cycle
for i in range(0, 2):
    user1 = user1 + 1
    user2 = user2 + 1
    # or you can saved user data every time without end save
    # save_user_data("user1.txt", user1)
    # save_user_data("user2.txt", user2)
print(f"User1_updated: {user1} | User2_updated: {user2}")
# End save
save_user_data("user1.txt", user1)
save_user_data("user2.txt", user2)
print(f"User1_saved: {user1} | User2_saved: {user2}")

 file_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), file)
file_path = os.path.join(os.environ['APPDATA'], file)