Some text files contain tabular data separated by commas. This is a convenient way of creating structured data, instead of using proprietary, more complex formats such as Excel or others. These files are called Comma Separated Values, or CSV, files and most spreadsheet packages also export to it.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Let Us Begin Our Automation Journey
- Introduction
- Creating a virtual environment
- Installing third-party packages
- Creating strings with formatted values
- Manipulating strings
- Extracting data from structured strings
- Using a third-party tool—parse
- Introducing regular expressions
- Going deeper into regular expressions
- Adding command-line arguments
- Automating Tasks Made Easy
- Building Your First Web Scraping Application
- Searching and Reading Local Files
- Generating Fantastic Reports
- Introduction
- Creating a simple report in plain text
- Using templates for reports
- Formatting text in Markdown
- Writing a basic Word document
- Styling a Word document
- Generating structure in Word documents
- Adding pictures to Word documents
- Writing a simple PDF document
- Structuring a PDF
- Aggregating PDF reports
- Watermarking and encrypting a PDF
- Fun with Spreadsheets
- Developing Stunning Graphs
- Dealing with Communication Channels
- Why Not Automate Your Marketing Campaign?
- Debugging Techniques
- Other Books You May Enjoy
Reading CSV files
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