.replit

language = "python3"
run = "python -i -c \"import comma; import os; os.system('cls' if os.name == 'nt' else 'clear'); print('The comma package has been loaded.\nRead the documentation: https://comma.readthedocs.io/\n\nFor an example:\n\n    >>> tab = get_comma_example()\n    \n    >>> tab[0]   # <-- First row\n    {\\'street\\': \\'3526 HIGH ST\\', \\'city\\': \\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'zip\\': \\'95838\\', \\'state\\': \\'CA\\', \\'beds\\': \\'2\\', \\'baths\\': \\'1\\', \\'sq__ft\\': \\'836\\', \\'type\\': \\'Residential\\', \\'sale_date\\': \\'Wed May 21 00:00:00 EDT 2008\\', \\'price\\': \\'59222\\', \\'latitude\\': \\'38.631913\\', \\'longitude\\': \\'-121.434879\\'}\n    \n    >>> tab.header   # <-- Header with column names\n    [\\'street\\', \\'city\\', \\'zip\\', \\'state\\', \\'beds\\', \\'baths\\', \\'sq__ft\\', \\'type\\', \\'sale_date\\', \\'price\\', \\'latitude\\', \\'longitude\\']\n    \n    >>> list(tab[\\'city\\'][0:10])   # <-- First ten rows of the column \\'city\\'\n    [\\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'SACRAMENTO\\', \\'SACRAMENTO\\']\n\n\nGive it a try! :-)\n\n'); get_comma_example = lambda: comma.load('http://samplecsvs.s3.amazonaws.com/Sacramentorealestatetransactions.csv')\""