I receivng: name_file.txt I can’t find a way to get every record on a new line… like this: or better: Answer Update your save_data function like this. You need to format generate output string from database array before writing into file.
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How to timeit.timeit multi-line output without EOL error?
I have the following code stored in a .py file: This code executes perfectly fine. But now I want to measure the time it takes to execute the code. So I try to insert it into timeit.timeit in the following way: And now I get the following error: So apparently, it seems like the python code is giving me EOL
Python reading from file vs directly assigning literal
I asked a Python question minutes ago about how Python’s newline work only to have it closed because of another question that’s not even similar or have Python associated with it. I have text with a ‘n’ character and ‘t’ in it, in a file. I read it using I then Stored the result in an identifier. My expectations is
Writing To CSV file Without Line Space in Python 3
I am trying out the program for writing to a CSV file. Here’s my code: The program runs well. But in the CSV file, there is a blank newline space (without any entries) between each entry. How to eliminate that line in the resultant CSV file? Answer Recommended implementation per Python3 Documentation. https://docs.python.org/3/library/csv.html#csv.writer
python re.sub newline multiline dotall
I have this CSV with the next lines written on it (please note the newline /n): I am trying to delete all that commas and putting the address one row up. Thus, on Python I am using this: As far as I know, re.multiline and re.dotall are necessary to fulfill /n needs. I am using re.compile because it is the
How can I force Python’s file.write() to use the same newline format in Windows as in Linux (“rn” vs. “n”)?
I have the simple code: Code runs on windows and gives file size 12 bytes, and linux gives 11 bytes The reason is new line In linux it’s n and for win it is rn But in my code I specify new line as n. The question is how can I make python keep new line as n always, and