Lecture

File Handling: Reading and Writing CSV Files

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of reading and writing CSV files, including the structure of a project, global and relative paths, opening a text file, and using with open() to read lines. It also discusses the importance of saving data in CSV files, the benefits of using dataclasses to model data, and the process of writing and appending to a CSV file. Additionally, it introduces the Advent of Code platform, which provides daily programming challenges until December 25th, emphasizing the regular practice of programming and algorithmic reasoning.

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