Eduardo Biano wrote:
> #-----------------------------------
> # This is the problem code. Ten records
> # is lump into 1 row and written
> # in the output file.
> #
> # My expected output is 10 rows.
> #-----------------------------------
> info = string.join([fn, mi, ln, deg, dat]
Should probably be ",".join([fn, mi, ln, deg, dat])
> outfile.write(info)
You have to add a newline explicitly if you want one:
outfile.write("\n")
Using the csv module that comes with Python may simplify your task a lot.
Peter
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