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The top section of each Road Trip CSV data file contains a block that advertises the file's version, language, and CSV delimiter values. We currently do not parse or utilize the delimiter values embedded in the data file, and instead have hard-coded them in the implementation.
We should be extracting this information from the file and using the supplied characters instead of hard-coded values.
My unconfined guess is that the two characters are the delimiter for CSV parsing, and the decimal delimiter for number values.
Example file header:
ROAD TRIP CSV ",."
Version,Language
1500,en
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The top section of each Road Trip CSV data file contains a block that advertises the file's version, language, and CSV delimiter values. We currently do not parse or utilize the delimiter values embedded in the data file, and instead have hard-coded them in the implementation.
We should be extracting this information from the file and using the supplied characters instead of hard-coded values.
My unconfined guess is that the two characters are the delimiter for CSV parsing, and the decimal delimiter for number values.
Example file header:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: