I used to read your articles in Linux Journal before reading the rest of the magazine. Glad to have found you back here, and with interesting content… subscribed!
I am seeing your python educational videos every video is amazingly simple and easy to learn to novice, thanks for your service to many across the world
Do you use a mac? If yes please can you let me know the mouse and keyboard you use. I moved from windows to Mac and struggling with being able to use a good mouse and keyboard.
How can we a csv file if we have an uneven number of columns? Let's say the header row has Name, Phone number, and Address separated by comma, but only some of the data in the Address column has more commas(ex: St.Vincent road, Dallas, TX) something like this. How should I read the file
CSV files need to have the same number of columns in each row. You can sometimes get away with null values, if there are commas next to each other, but I don't believe that you can ever have variable-length lows.
I used to read your articles in Linux Journal before reading the rest of the magazine. Glad to have found you back here, and with interesting content… subscribed!
So delighted that you found me here! Thanks for the very kinds words; I really miss the LJ days.
I guess sometimes “The Algorithm” does good things too. I immediately recognised your name. The picture is different though (but not a lot 😜)
I am seeing your python educational videos every video is amazingly simple and easy to learn to novice, thanks for your service to many across the world
I'm delighted that you're enjoying the videos! Thanks for your kind words.
Fantastic Demo, To the point with good simple examples
Glad to hear; thanks!
Do you use a mac? If yes please can you let me know the mouse and keyboard you use. I moved from windows to Mac and struggling with being able to use a good mouse and keyboard.
Yes, I use a Mac! And I haven't ever used the keyboard or mouse that came with it. I currently use a Code Keyboard and a Logitech Triathalon mouse.
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Fantastic; I'm delighted to hear it!
How can we a csv file if we have an uneven number of columns? Let's say the header row has Name, Phone number, and Address separated by comma, but only some of the data in the Address column has more commas(ex: St.Vincent road, Dallas, TX) something like this. How should I read the file
CSV files need to have the same number of columns in each row. You can sometimes get away with null values, if there are commas next to each other, but I don't believe that you can ever have variable-length lows.