textscribe 0.0.5

Easily Structuring Data

# CSV and TXT Writer Library

This library provides functionality for writing data to CSV and TXT files.

## Functions

### write_to_csv(data, filename, labels=’None’)

This function takes two lists and adds them to a CSV file line by line.

If you choose to add labels, it will add data based on how many label rows there are.

• data: Multidimensional list of data for each line.

• labels: List of labels for each row (optional).

• filename: Name of file.

### write_to_txt(data, filename, labels=’None’, char_separator=’None’)

This function takes two lists and adds them to a TXT file line by line.

If you choose to add labels, it will add data based on how many label rows there are.

If you choose to add a character separator instead of the default ,, it will add that character in between elements.

• data: Multidimensional list of data for each line.

• labels: List of labels for each row (optional).

• filename: Name of file.

• char_separator: Character separator (optional).

## Example Usage

from textscribe import scribe

# Example 1: Writing to a CSV file with labels labels = [‘Name’, ‘Age’, ‘City’] data = [[‘John’, 25, ‘New York’], [‘Jane’, 30, ‘Los Angeles’]] filename = ‘example.csv’ scribe.write_to_csv(data, filename, labels=labels)

# Example 2: Writing to a TXT file with labels and a custom separator labels = [‘Name’, ‘Age’, ‘City’] data = [[‘John’, 25, ‘New York’], [‘Jane’, 30, ‘Los Angeles’]] filename = ‘example.txt’ scribe.write_to_txt(data, filename, labels=labels, char_separator=’/’)