Doing this a lot in my daily activities... your example
> For row in reader:
>If row['foo'] == 'something' :
>do this etc.
'row' will return a row within 'reader'... You can then pick through
the headers like "foo" and see what is there... I have some compare
scripts that do exactly
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 1:57 PM, wrote:
> A rather general question, I'm afraid. I have found myself writing some
> python code to handle some CSV data, using the csv. DictReader that generates
> a dict for each row with the key as the column heading and the value in the
> file as the item. M
Dear Tutors,
A rather general question, I'm afraid. I have found myself writing some python
code to handle some CSV data, using the csv. DictReader that generates a dict
for each row with the key as the column heading and the value in the file as
the item. Most operations involve code of the fo
