Hello All,
I am trying to read from 2 CSV files, where first 4 ([0,1,2,3])
columns are read from 'file1' and 3 columns ([1,2,3]) from 'file2' and
write them into a 3rd file 'file3', 7 columns string. The data is
Numeric values both, +ve and -ve.
this is how i was trying.
> I am trying to read from 2 CSV files, where first 4 ([0,1,2,3])
> columns are read from 'file1' and 3 columns ([1,2,3]) from 'file2' and
> write them into a 3rd file 'file3', 7 columns string. The data is
> Numeric values both, +ve and -ve.
>
> this is how i was trying.
>
>
"nitin chandra" wrote in message
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Hello All,
I am trying to read from 2 CSV files, where first 4 ([0,1,2,3])
columns are read from 'file1' and 3 columns ([1,2,3]) from 'file2'
and
write them into a 3rd file 'file3', 7 colum
I think in both the while loops , for loops are iterating over the new
lines, as a result col1,col2,col3,col4,col5,col6,col7 as a result after both
the while loop finishes these colums would only be having the values of the
last lines from both the files. as a result the new file3 would only be
hav
I haven't worked through the reading of the files, but once you have the
matching lines from each you can process like this:
def split_and_combine(l1, l2):
first = l1.split(', ')
second = l2.split(', ')
combined = first[:4] + second[1:4]
return combined
Then write the value to the output
On 8/17/2010 12:30 AM, Bill Allen wrote:
I am looking for some guidance about how to best utilize box drawing
characters(using unicode?) in as portable a way as possible in
Python. Any good guides out there for this?
Please tell us a bit more about your goals.
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Bob Gailer
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Cha
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 10:00 AM, bob gailer wrote:
> On 8/17/2010 12:30 AM, Bill Allen wrote:
>
>> I am looking for some guidance about how to best utilize box drawing
>> characters(using unicode?) in as portable a way as possible in Python. Any
>> good guides out there for this?
>>
>
> Please
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I'm a rank beginner in Python. Took advantage of the O'Reilly one-day sale of
'Learning Python' announced on the tutor, and starting to work my way through
it. When I tried out an example from pg57, on Using exec to Run Module Files,
I get the fo