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hello everyone this video is going to be about how to concatenate rows from a CSV file into a Python list in this tutorial well be reading a CSV file into Python and combining all the records from a single column so I have a CSV file here which contains the forward sortation areas in the year of 2016 in Canada a forward sortation zone is a geographical unit based on the first three characters in a Canadian postal code as you can see we have the headers of the data here in the first line of the file the three letter forward sortation area is stored in the first column the province ID is stored in the second column and finally the province name in English and French is stored in the third column so the objective here is in this demo is to take the first column and combined it into a Python list so we are first going to import the CSV module into Python and then Im gonna open this CSV file into Python using with open curly bracket Canada FSA underscore 2016 dot CSV as CSV file and then