As the title states I'm having some troubles separating headers from a txt-file that has the following structure:
...
02-10-29 133.50
02-10-30 140.00
02-10-31 139.00
02-11-01 134.50
AstraZeneca
02-08-01 339.50
02-08-02 360.50
02-08-05 353.00
02-08-06 333.50
...
Now the header in this case is "AstraZeneca". The code I have been using is:
with open("kurser.txt") as kurser:
namnrad = kurser.readline()
kurslista_ericsson = []
kurslista_electrolux = []
radnr = 0
for rad in kurser:
if 36 < radnr < 67:
info = rad.strip().split("\t")
kurs = info[1]
kurslista_ericsson.append(kurs)
if radnr == 67: #<--- This is my attempted solution
namnrad_2 = kurser.readline
if 67 < radnr < 135:
info_2 = rad.strip().split("\t")
kurs_2 =info_2[1]
kurslista_electrolux.append(kurs_2)
radnr = radnr + 1
print(namnrad)
print(namnrad_2)
The problem is, when I try and print the first header "namnrad" everything works as it should, but when I attempt to print the second header "namnrad_2" I get "built-in method readline of file object at 0x109c38270". What should I do to solve this problem? Thank you in advance!
You are missing the parentheses here: namnrad_2 = kurser.readline()