[djsid]

Hello everyone,
i have got a file with 3 numbers each row separated with space,
i would like to save the 3 numbers in variables for each row
How can i do that ? Someone Can help me im kind of novice ?
Thanks

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by djsid

Hello everyone,
i have got a file with 3 numbers each row separated with space,
i would like to save the 3 numbers in variables for each row
How can i do that ? Someone Can help me im kind of novice ?
Thanks

hi
i think you can do that just read the file using the readline function and use that in a loop that can help you a bit.
there is a wiki article on this actually i am on mobile so cant find exactly that but this can help you.

[sagars]

Originally Posted by djsid

Hello everyone,
i have got a file with 3 numbers each row separated with space,
i would like to save the 3 numbers in variables for each row
How can i do that ? Someone Can help me im kind of novice ?
Thanks

your problem is not so much clear to me.. still read following link

this may help u...

[shubhendra]

hi djsid,

You can follow this sample code

f=open('/home/seer/abc','r')     # Change the file path to the path you want
xyz=f.read()
i=0
while ( ord( xyz[i] )!= 32 ):    # Here you check for blank spaces
      print xyz[i]               # Here instead you assign them to variables
      i=i+1

[JOM]

Originally Posted by djsid

3 numbers each row separated with space,
i would like to save the 3 numbers in variables for each row

Hmph,

(a, b, c) = line.split(' ')

Cheers,

--jouni

[shubhendra]

Oh Thanks Jouni, how can i forget "split".

[aaaaapo]

Originally Posted by JOM

Hmph,

(a, b, c) = line.split(' ')

I agree your hmph, Jouni. But anyway "djsid" said: "i would like to save the 3 numbers in variables for each row". Use list comprehension to get integers (feel free to use float()) in one line:

a,b,c = [int(x) for x in line.split(' ')]

(Oh, how much I love Python. "Programming is fun (again)!". :-)

[djsid]

Thanks everyone

I used this code to solve my problem

for line in inp.readlines():
numbers = map(int, line.split())
arr.append(numbers)