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C..S..V.. This stands for Comma Separated Values and is a popular format for storing data. Most of the time people use databases for large amounts of data, and spreadsheets for small amounts. But CSVs still have their place. They are simple and convenient. No drivers or special APIs are needed to use them. And Python makes them even simpler with the CSV module. Get ready to look at values that have been separated by commas - A CSV is a text file that contains data. - Oftentimes the first row of the file is a header, letting you know what the values represent. - The remaining lines contain the data. Think of each row as a record in a database. - In each row, the pieces of data are separated by commas. - Note: because this is a text file, there are no data types. - While you may mentally interpret the data as strings, dates and numbers, everything is represented as a string. - When you read a CSV, it will be your responsibility to convert the data into the appropriate data type. - A
