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in todayamp;#39;s python video Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to use pandas to iterate through a CSV file row by Row the first step is to import pandas I imported pandas as PD next we need to read our CSV file to do this I set DF equal to pd.read CSV and in the parentheses put the name of my file next we set up a for loop I did this by typing for Row in df.itter rows with open and close parentheses colon print row when I run the code you see that we get a tuple containing the index and the data in that row if we donamp;#39;t want the index we could do one of two things the first thing we can do is print Row Bracket one now when I run the code you see that we donamp;#39;t get a tuple but we could also say for index comma row instead of just for row and when I run the code again you see that gets rid of the Tuple now if we want to get the value in the second column what we could do is print Row Bracket one now when I run the code you see we only get the values in the second column
