On Mar 20, 6:37 am, Roy Smith wrote:
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> Another possibility is to use pandas (http://pandas.pydata.org/).
Thanks for the link -- looks interesting!
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Dave Angel wrote:
> But you should switch to using the csv module. And unless you have data
> that consists of millions of lines, you should just read the whole thing
> in once, and then extract the various columns by simple list
> manipulations and/or comprehensions.
Another p
On 03/19/2013 06:59 PM, C.T. wrote:
Hello,
Currently doing a project for class an I'm stuck. I have a csv file that I'm
suppose to extract some information from. I've created a function that ignores
the first six lines of the csv file and creates a list of values in a
particular column. Here
In article <1d7fcebe-8677-42ec-a53d-284214296...@googlegroups.com>,
"C.T." wrote:
> Currently doing a project for class an I'm stuck. I have a csv file that I'm
> suppose to extract some information from. I've created a function that
> ignores the first six lines of the csv file and creates a
Hello,
Currently doing a project for class an I'm stuck. I have a csv file that I'm
suppose to extract some information from. I've created a function that ignores
the first six lines of the csv file and creates a list of values in a
particular column. Here is the code:
def get_values(file, in
