Nifty Tool: CSV Reader
Friday, July 6th, 2007The following is a sponsored review.
Some of us might already know what the acronym “CSV†stands for, at least, in the software and programming world. CSV stands for “comma separated values†or “comma separated variables†(and also “comma-separated listâ€), and CSV files are commonly used to transfer big amounts of tabular data between companies and/or applications that aren’t directly connected.
Back in my college (BS Computer Science) days, we used CSV quite a lot, especially when dealing with database projects. It’s a simple file format that saves a lot in terms of disk space, and it’s supported by a lot of spreadsheets and database systems.
