Writing nested lists into CSV











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I am new to Python and I have problem dealing with this. I have been using Orange3 Data Mining Tool to monitor some data and I wanted to make the workflow as automatic as possible in a real-time pace. I want to put my data into a csv file using Python script as shown below.



import csv

import Orange

myData = in_data



myFile = open('myFolder/MyFile.csv', 'w')  with myFile:

writer = csv.writer(myFile)

writer.writerow(["Weight", "Word"])

writer.writerows(myData)


Note the data I am dealing with is the output of Cloud of Words in this list format:



[[65.000] {java},

 [51.000] {web},

 [43.000] {technologies},

..]


My problem is that the CSV file comes in this format:



screenshot of result



I can't really understand what is happening with all of that.






python python-3.x csv orange







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  • Do not post images. You will get better and quick responses. The format of data is not reproducible as it is not a valid list and will throw syntax error. print the output of print(myData[:5])
    – mad_
    Nov 7 at 18:10












  • That's actually why I asked this question the list's format looked strange for me I will update the question as you asked.
    – Khaled Ouertani
    Nov 7 at 18:11






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    As @mad_ said, the format of the output of Cloud of Words shown is not in the format of a valid Python list. Try posting the output you get from a print(repr(myData) statement in your question.
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:42










  • P.S. You might to do a myData = in_data.tolist() first (before the print(repr(myData)).
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:57

















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I am new to Python and I have problem dealing with this. I have been using Orange3 Data Mining Tool to monitor some data and I wanted to make the workflow as automatic as possible in a real-time pace. I want to put my data into a csv file using Python script as shown below.



import csv

import Orange

myData = in_data



myFile = open('myFolder/MyFile.csv', 'w')  with myFile:

writer = csv.writer(myFile)

writer.writerow(["Weight", "Word"])

writer.writerows(myData)


Note the data I am dealing with is the output of Cloud of Words in this list format:



[[65.000] {java},

 [51.000] {web},

 [43.000] {technologies},

..]


My problem is that the CSV file comes in this format:



screenshot of result



I can't really understand what is happening with all of that.






python python-3.x csv orange







share|improve this question
























  • Do not post images. You will get better and quick responses. The format of data is not reproducible as it is not a valid list and will throw syntax error. print the output of print(myData[:5])
    – mad_
    Nov 7 at 18:10












  • That's actually why I asked this question the list's format looked strange for me I will update the question as you asked.
    – Khaled Ouertani
    Nov 7 at 18:11






  • 1




    As @mad_ said, the format of the output of Cloud of Words shown is not in the format of a valid Python list. Try posting the output you get from a print(repr(myData) statement in your question.
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:42










  • P.S. You might to do a myData = in_data.tolist() first (before the print(repr(myData)).
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:57















up vote
-2
down vote

favorite









up vote
-2
down vote

favorite











I am new to Python and I have problem dealing with this. I have been using Orange3 Data Mining Tool to monitor some data and I wanted to make the workflow as automatic as possible in a real-time pace. I want to put my data into a csv file using Python script as shown below.



import csv

import Orange

myData = in_data



myFile = open('myFolder/MyFile.csv', 'w')  with myFile:

writer = csv.writer(myFile)

writer.writerow(["Weight", "Word"])

writer.writerows(myData)


Note the data I am dealing with is the output of Cloud of Words in this list format:



[[65.000] {java},

 [51.000] {web},

 [43.000] {technologies},

..]


My problem is that the CSV file comes in this format:



screenshot of result



I can't really understand what is happening with all of that.






python python-3.x csv orange







share|improve this question















I am new to Python and I have problem dealing with this. I have been using Orange3 Data Mining Tool to monitor some data and I wanted to make the workflow as automatic as possible in a real-time pace. I want to put my data into a csv file using Python script as shown below.



import csv

import Orange

myData = in_data



myFile = open('myFolder/MyFile.csv', 'w')  with myFile:

writer = csv.writer(myFile)

writer.writerow(["Weight", "Word"])

writer.writerows(myData)


Note the data I am dealing with is the output of Cloud of Words in this list format:



[[65.000] {java},

 [51.000] {web},

 [43.000] {technologies},

..]


My problem is that the CSV file comes in this format:



screenshot of result



I can't really understand what is happening with all of that.






python python-3.x csv orange




python python-3.x csv orange






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  • Do not post images. You will get better and quick responses. The format of data is not reproducible as it is not a valid list and will throw syntax error. print the output of print(myData[:5])
    – mad_
    Nov 7 at 18:10












  • That's actually why I asked this question the list's format looked strange for me I will update the question as you asked.
    – Khaled Ouertani
    Nov 7 at 18:11






  • 1




    As @mad_ said, the format of the output of Cloud of Words shown is not in the format of a valid Python list. Try posting the output you get from a print(repr(myData) statement in your question.
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:42










  • P.S. You might to do a myData = in_data.tolist() first (before the print(repr(myData)).
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:57




















  • Do not post images. You will get better and quick responses. The format of data is not reproducible as it is not a valid list and will throw syntax error. print the output of print(myData[:5])
    – mad_
    Nov 7 at 18:10












  • That's actually why I asked this question the list's format looked strange for me I will update the question as you asked.
    – Khaled Ouertani
    Nov 7 at 18:11






  • 1




    As @mad_ said, the format of the output of Cloud of Words shown is not in the format of a valid Python list. Try posting the output you get from a print(repr(myData) statement in your question.
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:42










  • P.S. You might to do a myData = in_data.tolist() first (before the print(repr(myData)).
    – martineau
    Nov 7 at 18:57


















Do not post images. You will get better and quick responses. The format of data is not reproducible as it is not a valid list and will throw syntax error. print the output of print(myData[:5])
– mad_
Nov 7 at 18:10






Do not post images. You will get better and quick responses. The format of data is not reproducible as it is not a valid list and will throw syntax error. print the output of print(myData[:5])
– mad_
Nov 7 at 18:10














That's actually why I asked this question the list's format looked strange for me I will update the question as you asked.
– Khaled Ouertani
Nov 7 at 18:11




That's actually why I asked this question the list's format looked strange for me I will update the question as you asked.
– Khaled Ouertani
Nov 7 at 18:11




1




1




As @mad_ said, the format of the output of Cloud of Words shown is not in the format of a valid Python list. Try posting the output you get from a print(repr(myData) statement in your question.
– martineau
Nov 7 at 18:42




As @mad_ said, the format of the output of Cloud of Words shown is not in the format of a valid Python list. Try posting the output you get from a print(repr(myData) statement in your question.
– martineau
Nov 7 at 18:42












P.S. You might to do a myData = in_data.tolist() first (before the print(repr(myData)).
– martineau
Nov 7 at 18:57






P.S. You might to do a myData = in_data.tolist() first (before the print(repr(myData)).
– martineau
Nov 7 at 18:57



















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