Thank you Alan, so simple solution! Just show how little I know!
>> You should probably use the csv module instead <<
For now split should be OK, in the future I will try to learn CVS module.
OK I understand, new subject, new post, thanks again
Mario
On 6/8/2014 5:33 PM, Alan Gauld wrote:
Steven,
How about "," for comma?
LOL! I didn't know, now I know :-)
Thank you also for all additional info.
I printed it out!
Here is a list of the escape sequences allowed:
\a BEL (bell)
\b BS (backspace)
\f FF (formfeed)
\n LF (linefeed or newline)
\r CR (carriag
On Sun, Jun 08, 2014 at 12:56:40PM -0600, Mario Py wrote:
> Hi everyone, this is very basic/beginner question.
>
> I'm reading TXT file, two words per line that are separated by TAB:
>
> question, rightAnswer = line.strip().split('\t')
For a simple format like this, that's perfectly acceptable,
On 08/06/14 19:56, Mario Py wrote:
Hi everyone, this is very basic/beginner question.
Hi,
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I'm reading TXT file, two words pe
Hi everyone, this is very basic/beginner question.
I'm reading TXT file, two words per line that are separated by TAB:
question, rightAnswer = line.strip().split('\t')
I would like to use TXT file that it would be separated by coma.
How do I change that line of code?
I tried these two versions
