Emile van Sebille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>data = zip(*[xx.split() for xx in open('data.txt').read().split("\n")])
Files are iterable:
data = zip(*[xx.rstrip().split() for xx in open('data.txt')])
saves you creating the extra intermediate list resulting from split("\n").
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Anish Chapagain wrote:
Hi!!
I am facing problem for extracting file data to the list so as to have
graph plotted through list.
my file(eg: data.txt) is having data like this,
cnt0001a 29000 xretya 01
cnt0002a 29850 brishal 02
cnt0003a 31250 kristal 03
from here, I need to copy data 29000, 29850
On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:11:39 -0700, Anish Chapagain wrote:
> I am facing problem for extracting file data to the list so as to have
> graph plotted through list.
> my file(eg: data.txt) is having data like this,
>
> cnt0001a 29000 xretya 01
> cnt0002a 29850 brishal 02
> cnt0003a 31250 kristal 03
Anish Chapagain:
> cnt0001a 29000 xretya 01
> cnt0002a 29850 brishal 02
> cnt0003a 31250 kristal 03
> from here, I need to copy data 29000, 29850, 31250 into a single list
> and
> 01, 02, 03 to another so as to plot graph using these value.
This may offer you a starting point:
>>> line = "cnt0003
Hi!!
I am facing problem for extracting file data to the list so as to have
graph plotted through list.
my file(eg: data.txt) is having data like this,
cnt0001a 29000 xretya 01
cnt0002a 29850 brishal 02
cnt0003a 31250 kristal 03
from here, I need to copy data 29000, 29850, 31250 into a single lis
