pythoncsv文件的操作,python文件中csv格式的操作

I have combined two lists using zip syntax. When I saved it in csv format, whole data are stayed in one cell of excell. what's that i want is: each element of zipped file should be stay on each row.

This is my code:

list_of_first_column=["banana","cat","brown"]

list_of_second_column=["fruit","animal","color"]

graph_zip_file=zip(list_of_first_column,list_of_second_column)

with open('graph.csv', 'w') as csv_file:

writer = csv.writer(csv_file)

writer.writerow(graph_zip_file)

what I want in csv format:

banana,fruit

cat,animal

brown,color

解决方案

You've got two ways of doing this, assuming that you're using the csv module. You can either use writer.writerows:

list_of_first_column = ["banana", "cat", "brown"]

list_of_second_column = ["fruit", "animal", "color"]

graph_zip_file = zip(list_of_first_column, list_of_second_column)

with open('graph.csv', 'w') as csv_file:

writer = csv.writer(csv_file)

writer.writerows(graph_zip_file)

Or, you can use writer.writerow and a for-loop:

list_of_first_column = ["banana", "cat", "brown"]

list_of_second_column = ["fruit", "animal", "color"]

graph_zip_file = zip(list_of_first_column, list_of_second_column)

with open('graph.csv', 'w') as csv_file:

writer = csv.writer(csv_file)

for row in graph_zip_file

writer.writerow(row)

They both should return the same thing, which is what you've indicated as your desired output.

I hope this proves useful.