To find the extension of a CSV file in Python, you can use the splitext()
function from the os.path
module. Here is an example:
main.py113 chars7 lines
In this code snippet, the splitext()
function splits the filename
into its root and extension parts, and returns them as a tuple. We then access the extension part (which is the second element of the tuple) and assign it to the extension
variable.
Note that the extension includes the dot (.
) character, so you may want to remove it if you just need the file type (e.g. csv
). You can do this using string manipulation techniques such as slicing or the replace()
function.
gistlibby LogSnag