In <mailman.7690.1393905834.18130.python-l...@python.org> Igor Korot
<ikoro...@gmail.com> writes:
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> Hi, ALL,
> I have a csv file which depending on how it was produced gives 2 different
> strings as shown in the example below (test1 and test2).
> I am only interested in the first field in test1 and obviously in the whole
> string of test2.
> So, I tried to see if I can get what I want in one simple way, but failed.
> Is it possible to process the file independently?
> Thank you.
split() returns a list. Use indexing to grab only the element you want,
like this:
t1 = test1.split(',')[0]
t2 = test2.split(',')[0]
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