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Vikentia [17]
1 year ago
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For this lab, imagine you are an IT Specialist at a medium-sized company. The Human Resources Department at your company wants y

ou to find out how many people are in each department. You need to write a Python script that reads a CSV file containing a list of the employees in the organization, counts how many people are in each department, and then generates a report using this information. The output of this script will be a plain text file.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
natta225 [31]1 year ago
3 0

Answer:

import csv

import sys

file_csv = argv

with open( "file_csv", "rb" ) as file:

      rowlist= csv.DictReader( file )

      dict_count={ }

      for row in rowlist:

           dict_count[ row[ 'department' ] ] = dict_count.get( row[ 'department' ], 0 ) + 1

      print( " The count of employees per department are", dict_count )

Explanation:

The python script in the solution above is able to accept user input csv files via command prompt and get an output of the number of employees for each department.

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