The read_csv() function in pandas helps to read comma-separated values (CSV). It takes multiple arguments. We can simply pass a filename to it, provided pandas code and content file are in the same directory. Otherwise, a complete directory with a file name are required such as: directory\FileName i.e."C:\augmentedReality.csv".
import pandas as pd
dataFrame = pd.read_csv("path/filename.csv")
There are multiple parameters to this function. The following are some of the frequently used parameters.
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filepath/buffer:
A valid path or a URL, but should follow a valid URL schema, i.e., HTTP, FTP, file, etc.sep: string, default (,).delimiter: string, default (none).header: int, list of int, default (first row as column names).names: array (contains column names), optional.read.csv() returns either a DataFrame or a TextParser. A CSV file will be turned into a 2D data structure with labeled columns. If names is supplied, labels will be as mentioned.
#Pandas read_csv() functionimport pandas as pddf = pd.read_csv("File.csv")print(df) #Print File.csv data on console