Csv Quotes

A CSV is the answer to three absolutely basic questions: Where do we want to go? How will we get there? And why do we think we will be successful?

CSV (fields separated by commas, double quotes used to escape commas, no continuation lines) is rarely found under Unix.

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In particular, we can combine the chain() function with the contextlib.ExitStack() method to process a collection of files as a single iterable sequence of values. We can do something like this: from contextlib import ExitStack import csv def row_iter_csv_tab(*filenames): with ExitStack() as stack: files = [stack.enter_context(open(name, 'r', newline='')) for name in filenames] readers = [csv.reader(f, delimiter='\t') for f in files] readers = map(lambda f: csv.reader(f, delimiter='\t'), files) yield from chain(*readers)

We've created an ExitStack object that can contain a number of individual contexts open. When the with statement finishes, all items in the ExitStack object will be closed properly. We created a simple sequence of open file objects; these objects were also entered into the ExitStack object. Given the sequence of files in the files variable, we created a sequence of CSV readers in the readers variable. In this case, all of our files have a common tab-delimited format, which makes it very pleasant to open all of the files with a simple, consistent application of a function to the sequence of files.

Now the roads just feed into a parking system -- not a lot, not a ramp, but a system -- and lose their identity. Getting through the intersection involves tracing paths through the parking system, many braided filaments of direction like the Ho Chi Minh trail. CSV-5 has better throughput, but Cal.12 has better pavement. That is typical -- Fairlanes roads emphasize getting you there, for Type A drivers, and Cruiseways emphasize the enjoyment of the ride, for Type B drivers.

You can find hundreds of interesting datasets in CSV format from kaggle.com.