Step 1 Look online for some data that looks interesting to you. Load it into python and determine how you might want to
Posted: Sun May 15, 2022 10:00 am
Step 1 Look online for some data that looks interesting to you. Load it into python and determine how you might want to transform it. For example, a csv to a json, json to csv, extract data from a text file and create a csv, etc. Again, email/class discussions are often necessary here and perfectly fine. Step 2 You should either: • transform the structure (e.g. table to tree or tree to table) OR • do a complex amount of recalculation or other content transformation if keeping it in the same structure. This program will likely be around 50-150 lines of code, but we are looking at substance, not length. Submitting 50 lines of code does not guarantee satisfactory work.
Your code should have (at least) three sections: • loading the data, • transforming it in some way, • and writing the new version out. Be sure that the new version has a different file name. You can still print values out along the way, but the final version should write out a new file.
Your code should have (at least) three sections: • loading the data, • transforming it in some way, • and writing the new version out. Be sure that the new version has a different file name. You can still print values out along the way, but the final version should write out a new file.