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file= open("AppleStore.csv", encoding="utf8")
from csv import reader
read_cell=reader(file)
data_apps=list(read_cell) 
print(data_apps[0:5])
data_apps[:4]
[['id', 'track_name', 'size_bytes', 'currency', 'price', 'rating_count_tot', 'rating_count_ver', 'user_rating', 'user_rating_ver', 'ver', 'cont_rating', 'prime_genre', 'sup_devices.num', 'ipadSc_urls.num', 'lang.num', 'vpp_lic'], ['284882215', 'Facebook', '389879808', 'USD', '0.0', '2974676', '212', '3.5', '3.5', '95.0', '4+', 'Social Networking', '37', '1', '29', '1'], ['389801252', 'Instagram', '113954816', 'USD', '0.0', '2161558', '1289', '4.5', '4.0', '10.23', '12+', 'Photo & Video', '37', '0', '29', '1'], ['529479190', 'Clash of Clans', '116476928', 'USD', '0.0', '2130805', '579', '4.5', '4.5', '9.24.12', '9+', 'Games', '38', '5', '18', '1'], ['420009108', 'Temple Run', '65921024', 'USD', '0.0', '1724546', '3842', '4.5', '4.0', '1.6.2', '9+', 'Games', '40', '5', '1', '1']]
[['id',
  'track_name',
  'size_bytes',
  'currency',
  'price',
  'rating_count_tot',
  'rating_count_ver',
  'user_rating',
  'user_rating_ver',
  'ver',
  'cont_rating',
  'prime_genre',
  'sup_devices.num',
  'ipadSc_urls.num',
  'lang.num',
  'vpp_lic'],
 ['284882215',
  'Facebook',
  '389879808',
  'USD',
  '0.0',
  '2974676',
  '212',
  '3.5',
  '3.5',
  '95.0',
  '4+',
  'Social Networking',
  '37',
  '1',
  '29',
  '1'],
 ['389801252',
  'Instagram',
  '113954816',
  'USD',
  '0.0',
  '2161558',
  '1289',
  '4.5',
  '4.0',
  '10.23',
  '12+',
  'Photo & Video',
  '37',
  '0',
  '29',
  '1'],
 ['529479190',
  'Clash of Clans',
  '116476928',
  'USD',
  '0.0',
  '2130805',
  '579',
  '4.5',
  '4.5',
  '9.24.12',
  '9+',
  'Games',
  '38',
  '5',
  '18',
  '1']]

What I expected to happen:

What actually happened:

My question is why are the outputs graphically different depending on whether or not I am using the print function

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#2

@ malickke2 Malickke2 You have to write the markdown writing and the coding part in separate cells and must run both cells.
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#3

Hi @malickke2
I hope I understood your question correctly. If that is the case, here is my response.

I think Jupyter notebook has a default style sheet to render its cell outputs as an html table.

For example the below-mentioned quote is from Jupyter documentation

Files with rows of delimiter-separated values, such as CSV files, are a common format for tabular data. The default viewer for these files in JupyterLab is a high-performance data grid viewer which can display comma-separated, tab-separated, and semicolon-separated values.

So I think when we use print() to output, it has a different styling attached to it and renders in ascii tab-separated output that doesn’t have this tabular view.

Instead of print(), you can try display() to print in tabular format

from IPython.display import display
display(df)

I hope this helps.

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