Dan Bishop wrote:
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> Python just uses the atof() function from the underlying C library.
> Some of them handle NaN's, and some of them don't.
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As a work around, how would I write this in list comprehension form:
newlist=[]
for i in range(len(v[1])):
try:
newlist.append(float(v[1][i]))
except:
newlist.append(-999.99) # or just nan possibly?
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