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To write a single row

To write a many rows


To write a single row
Use the function
writerow()

To write a many rows


Use the function
writerows()

To display the content


use the function
reader()
Writing

Reading
Write a program to count the number of records present in ‘student.csv’ file

Note :The header of the student file will also gets counted.
write a python function searchcsv()to def searchcsv():
find only those records from the file
product.csv whose quantity is more
f=open("product.csv","r")
than 150. r=csv.reader(f)

sample of product.csv is given below: for i in r:


pid,pname,cost,quantity if i[3]> ‘150’:
p1,brush,50,200 print(i)
p2,toothbrush,120,150 f.close()
p3,comb,40,300
p4,sheets,100,500
searchcsv()
p5,pen,10,250
import csv
A csv file counties.csv contains data in the def searchcsv():
following order: country,capital,code f=open("counties.csv","r")
sample of counties.csv is given below: r=csv.reader(f)
INDIA, NEWDELHI,II f=0
US,WASHINGTON,UU for i in r:
MALAYSIA,KAUALAUMPUR,MM if (len(i[1])>6):
FRANCE,PARIS,FF print(i[0])
f+=1
write a python function to read the file
counties.csv and display the names of all if(f==0):
those countries whose no of characters in print("record not found")
the capital are more than 6.
searchcsv()
import csv
write a python function
def writecsv():
writecsv () to write the
f=open("product.csv","w",newline = "")
following information into
r=csv.writer(f)
product.csv.
r.writerow(['pid','pname','cost','qty'])
r.writerow(['p1','brush','50','200'])
pid,pname,cost,quantity
r.writerow(['p2','toothbrush','12','150'])
p1,brush,50,200
r.writerow(['p3','comb','40','300'])
p2,toothbrush,120,150
r.writerow(['p5','pen','10','250'])
p3,comb,40,300
f.close()
p4,sheets,100,500
p5,pen,10,250
writecsv()
write a python function
writecsv () to write the def writecsv():
following information f=open("product.csv","w",newline="")
into h=['pid','pname','cost','qty']
r=csv.DictWriter(f1,fieldnames=h)
product.csv. Using r.writeheader()
dictionary
v=[{'pid':'p1','pname':'brush','cost':'50','qty':'200'},
pid,pname,cost,quantity {'pid':'p2','pname':'toothbrush','cost':'12','qty':'150'},
p1,brush,50,200 {'pid':'p3','pname':'comb','cost':'40','qty':'300'},
p2,toothbrush,120,150 {'pid':'p5','pname':'pen','cost':'10','qty':'250'}]
p3,comb,40,300 r.writerows(v)
f.close()
p4,sheets,100,500
p5,pen,10,250

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