There are a few ways to create individual cells from data in a row using Python, but the most common method is to split the row into a list of cells using a delimiter. Here's an example:
row = "John,Doe,25,male"
# Split the row using a comma delimiter and assign to a list variable called cells
cells = row.split(",")
# Access individual cells by their index in the list
first_name = cells[0]
last_name = cells[1]
age = cells[2]
gender = cells[3]
print(first_name) # "John"
print(last_name) # "Doe"
print(age) # "25"
print(gender) # "male"
In this example, we start with a row of data represented as a string. We use the split()
method to split the string into a list of cells using a comma delimiter. Each cell corresponds to a piece of data in the row. We then access individual cells by their index in the list and assign them to variables for easier reference.
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Asked: 2021-10-05 11:00:00 +0000
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