On Thursday 26 May 2016 15:47, San wrote:
> Following is the code i used.
>
> def test_results(filename):
> import csv
> with open(filename,"rU") as f:
> reader = csv.reader(f,delimiter="\t")
> result = {}
You should use more consistent indents. Can you set your editor to
automatically use four spaces each time you hit the tab key?
In any case, you indent the "with" block. There are TWO lines indented, then
you outdent again. That means the with block completes and the file is closed.
You have:
def test_restults(filename):
...
with open(...) as f:
indented block
# f gets closed here
for row in reader:
indented block
print result
What you should have is:
def test_restults(filename):
...
with open(...) as f:
indented block
for row in reader:
indented block
# f gets closed here
print result
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