@ArpitShri
Very helpful tutorial.. but you don't need to close the file explicitly when you use "with" statement. WITH statement ensures that the file will be closed.
@ninawood1227
Excellent video. I had spent hours reading the python documentation. This was far more helpful. Thank you so much.
@derick1259
Thank you very much for the tutorial, there isn't much good documentation or good tutorials out there. This example use case in this video happens to be almost exactly what I'm doing (analyising scores).
@EliciaSheya
very helpful thanks... you sound like Chris Hemsworth.
@telecomboring
Very useful tutorial, thanks.
@judeross3159
Really helpful
@judeross3159
loved it
@bakyayita
Good!
@j5s7
When using the with statement context manager, you don't need to close the file.
@babylonaliking
thanks
@Dilo22
what's the name of the editor thing being used here? I'm using Enthought Canopy atm, and it doesn't have those little dropdown suggestions when you open a bracket for instance. I'd like those, would be handy.
@cheviot2988
Hey pal, i have a csv file with lots of countries and continents, how would i search the csv file so that it displays the continents with the most capital letters ?
@looploop6612
We don't need close() when using with open() , do we?
@americanzion
any suggestions?....
with open("scores.txt","r") as scoreFile:
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'scores.txt'
>>>
@mokshkhajanchi1065
How to print individual elements of the list?
@SFSylvester
Where's the link to download the csv?
@ankushmahajan2198
getting unicode error plss help
@FesterWerks