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The CSV file format is not fully standardized. This means that there might be some differences between CSV files. Let's see how a typical CSV format looks.
| name | population | capital | language |
|---|---|---|---|
| France | 65233271 | Paris | French |
| Germany | 82293457 | Berlin | German |
| Spain | 46397452 | Madrid | Spanish |
header name,population,capital,language
record France,65233271,Paris,French
fields Germany,82293457,Berlin,German
separators Spain,46397452,Madrid,Spanish
Each line in a CSV file is a single record. The first line may or may not contain a header record. The header contains the names of all fields in the CSV file, just like a table usually has column names at the top.
Each field in a record contains a single value, just like a cell in a table. Fields are separated with separators (delimiters). These are usually commas or semicolons.
True or False: Answer by assigning True or False to the variable below the given statement.
