In article <[email protected]>,
 Dave Angel <[email protected]> wrote:

> But you should switch to using the csv module.  And unless you have data 
> that consists of millions of lines, you should just read the whole thing 
> in once, and then extract the various columns by simple list 
> manipulations and/or comprehensions.

Another possibility is to use pandas (http://pandas.pydata.org/).  It's 
a bit of effort to master the package, but it's got some neat stuff in 
it.  Apropos to this thread, it has a very flexible read_csv() function.  
You can pass it, for example, skiprows=6, and it'll, well, skip the 
first 6 rows.
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