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The document contains a Python script that reads and analyzes expense data from a CSV file. It processes transactions, categorizing expenses and summing amounts by category. If the file is not found or contains no entries, appropriate messages are displayed.

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The document contains a Python script that reads and analyzes expense data from a CSV file. It processes transactions, categorizing expenses and summing amounts by category. If the file is not found or contains no entries, appropriate messages are displayed.

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print("Date:",row[0], "\nType:",row[1],

"\nAmount:",row[2],"\nCategory:",row[3], "\
nDescription:",row[4]) print("\n") except
FileNotFoundError:
print("No entries yet. File not found.\n")

# Function to analyze expenses


def analyze_expenses():
# Dictionary to store category-wise spending
categories = {}

try:
# Read the file and analyze the expenses
with open('expenses.csv', 'r') as file:
reader = csv.reader(file)
rows = list(reader)

if len(rows) == 0:
print("No entries yet.\
n") else: for row
in rows:
transaction_type = row[1].lower() # Make the type case-
insensitive if transaction_type == "expense": # Only process
expenses category = row[3] amount =
float(row[2]) if category in categories:
categories[category] += amount
else:
categories[category] = amount

if len(categories) == 0:

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