I have a file example. Here are some minimal complete examples how to read CSV files and how to write CSV files with Python. Do not open the file with codecs. Approach: first open the file in binary mode to look for the encoding marker, then reopen in text mode with the identified encoding. Example: f = tokenize.open(fname) uses PEP 263 encoding markers to detect the encoding of Python source files (defaulting to UTF-8 if no encoding marker is detected) Consequences: can handle files in different.
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(New in 2.0) The codecs module provides an interface to the Python codec registry, which holds converters used by the encode and decode string methods. The module also contains a number of helper functions and classes, including codecs.open which opens an encoded stream. All data read from the file will be decoded as necessary, and data written to an encoded stream will be encoded. # File: codecs-example-1.py import codecs f = codecs.open('sample.txt', 'r', 'iso-8859-1') print repr(f.readline) f.close.