Bobby Ocean added the comment:
I attempted to open the file in excel; raised no errors.
In any case (regardless of Microsoft-concerns), I am glad to see a discussion
started and possibly some concern that an update might be useful to the
community (it would certainly cut down on the number
Bobby Ocean added the comment:
I am sorry I must have mis-read the history part of that article.
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Bobby Ocean added the comment:
@ Skip Montanaro,
Actually, CSV has nothing to do with excel. Excel is a gui that processes CSV
like many other programs. CSV stands for comma seperated values and is basic
standard for data.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values
As far as I
New submission from Bobby Ocean:
I think this has been asked before, but it has been awhile and I think needs to
be re-addressed.
Why doesn't the CSV module handle NULL bytes?
Let me do some examples,
ascii = [chr(n) for n in range(256)] #No errors
print(ascii) #No errors
print(dic
