"Hanlie Pretorius" <[email protected]> wrote
# file_details[0] is the date and file_details[1] is the time
writer.writerow(('%s' % (file_details[0]),'%s' %
(file_details[1]),'%f' % (data[0])))
Instead, I get an error
TypeError: float argument required, not numpy.ndarray
Try using %s instead of %f just to see what gets printed
(%s should print just about anything you throw at it...)
Also you don;t really need string formatting here it
would probably be clearer to just do:
writer.writerow( ( file_details[0], file_details[1], str(data[0]) ) )
Can someone please explain to me why data[0] is giving a numpy array
rather than one element? I don't understand it, since I get:
data[0]
0.0
No idea and since you haven't shown us where data comes
from it would be pure speculation. Thats why I'm suggesting
using str() or %s to see what Python thinks data[0] really is...
HTH,
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Alan Gauld
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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