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QUESTION
I am trying to create a csv file from the data below using python3:-
I am recicving the data in this dict format from a for loop :-
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Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 06:31Here is a code to help you experiment with:
QUESTION
Can anyone help me to understand how we can sort data in csvHelper before we write to string object? I am trying with Key but it is not working in case when there is dynamic data.
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Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 21:01After updating the question. You need to use James, Antony or Mary instead of 'Key' to sort data and the code works:
QUESTION
I have CSV table which is a list of tweets from different users over time. The dataset includes tweets and reposts which are identical except for hashtags or additional comments added by another user. For example:
Column A Column B 11/03/2022 We have a new president! 13/03/2022 We have a new president! #newpresident 14/03/2022 My mom is a president. 14/03/2022 RT @user: We have a new president! What is going to happen?All the rows that contain "We have a new president!" are seen as duplicate for me and I need to get rid of them, so the original row #1 and #3 are the only ones I need. I tried running this:
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Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 13:55pandas module could be quite useful:
QUESTION
What I want to do is actually as it is written in the title.
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Answered 2021-Dec-31 at 19:41There's no magical way to insert a line into an existing text file.
The following is how I think of doing this, and your code is already getting steps 2-4. Also, I wouldn't mess with the DictWriter since you're not trying to convert a Python dict to CSV (I can see you using it for writing the header, but that's easy enough to do with the regular reader/writer):
- open a new file for writing
- read the first row of your CSV
- interpret the column indexes as the header
- write the header
- write the first row
- read/write the rest of the rows
- move the new file back to the old file, overwrite (not shown)
Here's what that looks like in code:
QUESTION
I am doing a BeagleBone project that measures temperature from a sensor. I want to save the data into a CSV file. I am new to programming and Python and I am little lost. I have been google searching for a while now and found little that can help me. So I wanted to ask instead about this. How to I get new data written into the CSV file every second?
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Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 23:06One fix to apply is to open the file in append mode so that the file content is not overwritten at every step; just change the 'w'
to 'a'
in this line:
QUESTION
I have the following code:
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Answered 2021-Nov-11 at 00:45csvWriter.Context.RegisterClassMap(new MyClassMap(indexes));
QUESTION
Ive got a spring-kafka consumer set up. It is consuming avro data from the topic, maps the values and writes a CSV files. I manually commit the offset once the file is either of 25000 records long or each 5 minutes - whichever comes first.
A problem occurs when we restart the app because of patching/releases.
I have a method like this:
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Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 13:02@PreDestroy
is too late in the context lifecyle - the containers have already been stopped by then.
Implement SmartLifecycle
and do the acknowledgment in stop()
.
For your second question, just don't commit the bad offset; you will still get the next record(s).
Kafka maintains two pointers position
and committed
. They are related, but independent for a running application.
QUESTION
I want to convert XML files into a CSV file. My XML file consists of different tags and I select some of them that are useful for my work. I want to access only text content between TEXT tags. My problem is that I don't know how to access CDATA content. Because TEXT in some DOCs has an IMAGE child, when I run my code it just parses the IMAGE tag and shows NaN when I read my CSV file with pandas. I searched about CDATA but I can't find any tag for it to tell the parser that skips IMAGE tag and extract only content in the CDATA section. Also, I tried to delete IMAGE tags from TEXT to fix the problem but when I did that, it deleted all of the TEXT content, also the CDATA section.
My XML pattern is as follow:
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Answered 2021-Aug-19 at 11:55My problem is that I don't know how to access CDATA content. Because TEXT in some DOCs has an IMAGE child
The below seems to work. The code handle the cases of IMAGE under TEXT and TEXT with no IMAGE under it.
QUESTION
This is my expected result format in the output csv:
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Answered 2021-May-18 at 19:00You can use the CsvWriter::writeNext
method which also takes a boolean
to indicate whether to use quotes always, or only when needed.
From the documentation:
applyQuotesToAll
- True if all values are to be quoted. False applies quotes only to values which contain the separator, escape, quote, or new line characters.
An example:
QUESTION
Please see the below code that I am using to scrape content from a dynamically generated page and then placing into a CSV. The problem I am running into now is that each "row" could potentially be missing certain elements that I would like to insert as "blank" or some other placeholder so that all of the rows are correctly located under the correct column header when I view this in excel.
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 20:29You can simply replace empty spaces with some text, before saving the rows.
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