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What version of Python are you using' from urllib.request import urlretrieve runs fine on 3.6 and 3.7 for me. You can also use requests (after pip installing it)
Sorry for that, my mistake. But problem is, I couldn't find any solution for 'take the csv file from web and process with another csv file from my computer' can you help me ?
On the requests library, I get the file from web. File dot content doesn't exist. So, I tried to file dot(.) text. It works. But if I open my csv file which is my computer, I couln't copy the content of csv file. Tried to csv.reader() etc. Do you know is there any simple solution for this?
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bbelderbos commentedon Aug 25, 2018
What version of Python are you using'
from urllib.request import urlretrieve
runs fine on 3.6 and 3.7 for me. You can also userequests
(after pip installing it)itwasmycode commentedon Aug 25, 2018
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Using python 3.6.5.
Also I tried things that you are mentioned. http://prntscr.com/kmvnkr
I faced a lot of problems with it.
itwasmycode commentedon Aug 25, 2018
Sorry for that, my mistake. But problem is, I couldn't find any solution for 'take the csv file from web and process with another csv file from my computer' can you help me ?
On the requests library, I get the file from web. File dot content doesn't exist. So, I tried to file dot(.) text. It works. But if I open my csv file which is my computer, I couln't copy the content of csv file. Tried to csv.reader() etc. Do you know is there any simple solution for this?