All right, it's time to wrap things up!

1. A CSV dialect is just a list of parameters that specify a specific CSV file format.
2. For each dialect, you can set the following options:
   • delimiter
   • quotechar
   • doublequote
   • escapechar
   • lineterminator
   • quoting
   • skipinitialspace
3. To use a given dialect, provide its name as the dialect parameter. For instance:

   csv_reader = csv.reader(csv_file, dialect='unix')

4. To create a new dialect, use:

   csv.register_dialect('dialect_name', parameter1='value1', parameter2='value2'...)

   To check its properties later on, use:

   csv.get_dialect('dialect_name')

   And be sure to add the property of your choice at the end. For example:

   csv.get_dialect('dialect_name').delimiter

5. To list all available dialects, use: csv.list_dialects()

Great! Ready for a quick task?