--- infidel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> # reading CSV files, tuple-unpacking
> import csv
>
> #pacific.csv contains:
> #1,CA,California
> #2,AK,Alaska
> #3,OR,Oregon
> #4,WA,Washington
> #5,HI,Hawaii
>
> reader = csv.reader(open('pacific.csv'))
> for id, abbr, name in reader:
> print '%s is abbreviated: "%s"' % (name, abbr)
>
Definitely on track.
I like that it uses a batteries-included module, and
this program definitely reminds me of the type of
smallish, but very useful, programs that I write in
Python frequently on the job.
I would add one more criterion to my challenge,
though. You should be able to run the program simply
by copying/pasting the code into a file and running
Python. So I would change your program (as currently
presented) to write its own input file for
demonstration purposes.
One more suggestion--maybe it could exercise a little
more of the CVS module, i.e. have something in the
data that would trip up the ','.split() approach?
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