I would like to do all the i and j, but it does not run with the following syntax:
This is Python 3.6.How should I fix it?
l=[1,2,3,4,5]
g = [6,7,8,9,10]
p = [1,2,3]
q = [4,5,6]
import csv
f = open ('data99.csv', 'ab')
csvWriter=csv.writer(f)
listData=[ ]
for i in range (len(l)):
for jin range (len(p)):
a=l[i]*p[j]+g[i]*q[j]
listData.append(a)
writer.writerow (listData)
f.close()
A csv file is a text file that contains comma-separated data columns.
Nevertheless, according to the code of the question,
f=open('data99.csv', 'ab')
and the destination file are open in binary mode (b).That's why you don't get the data (text) you think you're getting.Also, I wonder if I need to put the file in postscript mode (a).
Try changing the above line of code as follows:
f=open('data99.csv', 'w')
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