Is there a simple way of getting the penultimate delimited substring of a string? String original = "/1/6/P_55/T_140"; In this example, the resulting substri
import re dictionary = dict() for line in open('Group14.csv', encoding="utf8"): line = line.strip() date = re.findall('(\w+\s\w+\s\d+)\s\d+\S\d+\S\d+
All - I am looking to create a pandas DataFrame from only the first and last lines of a very large csv. The purpose of this exercise is to be able to easily g
Is there a way to run a data driven XUnit test using a CSV file as the data source? I've tried Cavity.Data.XUnit, but it's no longer compatible with the newest
I have JSON example like this { "server1": { "dhcp-libs": "12:4.2.5-83.el7.centos.1", "perl-Time-Local": "1.2300-2.el7", "kbd-legacy": "1.15.5-15.
I am relatively new to python and Stackoverflow but hoping anyone can shed some light of my current problem. I have a python script that takes excel files (.xls
Reading in CSV files and the TextFieldParser skips the header row. Any idea how to make certain the first row is skipped. String[] Col3Value = new string[40];
I am trying to use Python to parse a CSV file. I have a string like this: "11/11/14","Buy","1,900","$10.40","-$19,760.00" I want to parse it to into list
How could we read csv file which is zipped into multiple files? Due to the 4 GB limit of FAT storage format, I have complied csv file into multiple zip files l
Here, the loop not working, only the first url from the csv file is working.I want to run this for all the urls in the csv file, can anyone help me please... M
I have a problem with saving the jTable contents to a file. Every row data printed to file makes a new line along. So reading from .txt looks like this: Here
I'm trying to use Python 3.2 on a Windows computer to write a simple CSV file, however I'm having no luck. From the csv module documentation for Python 3.2: &g
My application reads a html table and then a script (TableToCSV) converts it into a .csv format. After that I convert that .csv into a sqlite database. After th
Here is a variable that is defined in my local .env file in my app. I created it to be a comma separated value, like so: STATE_KEYWORDS=georgia,new york,new j
I am trying to do a load data infile to a database. The only issue I have is I am getting a Error 1261. I was getting an incorrect datetime value error earlier
I have a csv file col1, col2, col3 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6 I want to create a list of dictionary from this csv. output as : a= [{'col1':1, 'col2':2, 'col3':3}, {'
I'm trying to use CSVHelper to generate a CSV file and send it back to a browser, so the user can select a save location and filename and save the data. The w
Load in these CSV files from the Sean Lahman's Baseball Database. For this assignment, we will use the 'Salaries.csv' and 'Teams.csv' tables. Read these tables
I am working on a scraper to pull street names and zip codes from a site and all of that is working great and it builds a CSV file just fine for me. But when I
I have two scripts which create new columns within a csv, each of them opening the csv and appending a new column. Ideally rather than saving csv to csv1 then o