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In this video, we are going to learn how to load the contents of a csv file as dictionaries in Python. We have a csv file here, the first line contains the header, which has the names of all the columns, followed by the data in the next lines. And in the Python file, we import the csv module, and in a with statement, we open the csv file by passing the path to the file as a string. And then we pass an empty string to the newline parameter This helps to prevent problems that may lead to empty records caused by extra lines in some documents. And then we use the as keyword to give our csv resource a name. To load the contents of the csv file in dictionary format, we use a DictReader object. We pass the csv resource to the constructor and we assign the result to a variable. The DictReader object will read the csv resource and map each row to a dictionary. And since our csv file has a header that contains the field names, then these names will be used as the keys for the dictionaries. An
