>But I still don't know how to get the
>statistic result of each column,
try:
cols = len( text[0] ) # Find out how many columns there are (assuming each
row has the same number of columns)
except IndexError:
raise # This will make sure you can see the error while developing;
# replace with whatever is appropriate for your application
results = []
for idx in xrange( cols ):
results.append( 0 ) # Initialize an array to zero value with the correct
number of columns
# results = [ 0, 0, 0 ] for 3 columns
for line in text: # Check each row
for col_idx, field in enumerate( line ): # check each column
if token in field:
# Or possibly if token==field, not sure exactly what kind of
comparison you need.
results[col_idx] += 1 # token found so increment count for that
column
This is a simple to understand, brute-force solution. It is not very efficient
and might be slow for large amounts of data.
Ramit
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