When I convert this data to a string using. The data starts with a b prefix which would indicate according to the Python 3.3 documentation that we are dealing with 'a bytes literal' with the escape sequences and representing the ASCII Horizontal Tab (TAB) and ASCII Linefeed (LF) respectively.

Export encodes line separator characters using the convention of the computer system on which the Wolfram Language is being run.I'm pulling the following line of data from an API.

Specifies separate labels for the rows and columns Gives successive integer labels for columns and rows

'TableHeadings' can be set to the following values:.

Possible settings for Alignment are None, Left, Center, and Right.

Import converts table entries formatted as specified by 'DateStringFormat' to a DateObject.

Rows and columns to skip or to use as headers N rows to skip or to use as Dataset headers

Possible settings for 'HeaderLines' and 'SkipLines' are:.

With CharacterEncoding -> Automatic, Import attempts to infer the character encoding of the file.

If any sequence of bytes stored in the file cannot be represented in 'UTF8', Import uses 'ISOLatin1' instead.

By default, Import attempts to interpret the data as 'UTF8'-encoded text.Number of lines to skip at the beginning of the file Whether to import data fields as numbers if possible Whether to fill rows to the max column length Double-quote characters delimiting text fields are not imported by default.Ĭurrency units to be skipped when importing numerical valuesĭate format, given as a DateString specification.Specify a different character using 'TextDelimiters'.

By default, Export uses double-quote characters as delimiters. Data fields containing commas and line separators are typically wrapped in double-quote characters.Character used to delimit non-numeric fields

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