Python 3 Programming Tutorial - Reading from a CSV spreadsheet

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Great tutorial, Thanks guy who looks like Edward Snowden.

Thanks for your affords! :) Old playlist, still valuable, yayyy. -- Simple question: Since the "with open" all your code is indented. A"must", because longer code gets pretty messy, no?

thanks a lot💕

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

Used this for my Netflix viewing history CSV... awesome lol

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Great video. Thank you! It's very easy to understand :)

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So say you have a .csv file where you have to read a row and you want to print that one item from that set. How would you go about doing so?

Hmmm, and where should I place this file for Python to see it?

ik i'm very late but thank you soo much. i really needed this

How do you convert the csv data into a float ?

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You rock, brutha! Thanks. This is just what I was looking for.

im getting an error no such file 'example.csv' i dont know where file has

I love the way you teach <3 Thank you so much!

why: color = row[3]
colors.append(color)?

why not colors.append(row[3]) ?

Obligatory "Hi Edward Snowden" Comment

can I ask you ?

Very good, thanks

wth is WITH AS?

Thank you so much, I couldn't find a video describing how to do columns and rows. Youre a god.

Hello what is the purpose of "delimiter=,"

Please anyone help to resolve this error.
import csv
with open('ex1.csv') as csvfile:
read_file= csv.reader(csvfile,delimiter=',')
print(read_file)
color = []
name = []
for r in read_file:
print(r)
color = r[3]
name = r[1]
color.append(color)
name.append(name)
print(name)
print(color)
<_csv.reader object at 0x7f8685505e48>
['22/may/1995', 'shivam', 'lko', 'black']

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-52-a1561de3b081> in <module>()
12 name = r[1]
13
---> 14 color.append(color)
15 name.append(name)
16

AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'append'

Great stuff!

got an error no such directory found
though the file is saved with csv plss help

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You need to move your face cam or a least shrink it cause i missed half that lesson due to not seeing the code...

Very helpful!

Thank you Edward!

If my csv file has an header, how to make our code realize that that's our header and we dont need to print the header text?

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why doesnt the print(readcsv) part work?

Anyone who got a tip for a CSV like program for Linux/Ubuntu?

how to overcome this error

object has no atrribute to append

how i apply this for jupyter notebook

How to take an average number for one row?

I was confused all day, thinking I was doing something wrong, the code was not working. And it was because I misspelled "delimiter"

HELP!!!
error = csv has no attribute "reader"
im using python 3.6
i used dir() and "reader" is nowhere to be found!

Since a comma is only one delimiter allowed in a group of many, a better association for the first element of the acronym 'CSV' would be 'common' wouldn't it? (since each separator is of the same relative type) Just a thought...

Lol I made my own CSV module already but I didn't know it was part of python standard library. Oops.

is it was CSV tutorial really?

i could never figure, which one is identifier and which ones is keyword. Because you never tell the words u useare default keywords and cannot be changed as it is a builtin feauture/function while expaining. Please do mention which are keywords and which are userdefined identifiers.
And does csv have only these functions? or more?
Can we just access csv files or we can also edit/write from python script.

what kind of fuel are you using?

How we can make search efficient such that if string is made up of 2 names(<first> <last> then entering first or last name returns the result

I believe it's comma separated VALUES, but you're reading them in as variables 😁