CSV

CSV, aka comma-separated values, is an open source data notation created in 1972.

In computing, a comma-separated values (CSV) file stores tabular data (numbers and text) in plain text. Each line of the file is a data record. Each record consists of one or more fields, separated by commas. Read more on Wikipedia...

• Tags: dataNotation
• There are at least 9 CSV repos on GitHub
• ANTLR grammar for CSV
• See also: (11 related languages) TSV, ASCII, Unicode, UTF-8, Fortran, HTML, XML, Microsoft Excel, Unix, Emacs, awk
• 116 PLDB concepts link to CSV: Apache Hbase, ArkScript, Arquero, Apache Arrow, atomspace, Ballerina, blz, capybara, Chapel, checked-c, chevrotain, circle-lang, cloc, Coq, crush, CSV++, CSVw, D3.js, dat-protocol, dexvis, dplyr, ecsharp, edgedb, Eiffel, Enso, Esoteric Reaction, EYG, F Prime, Factor, Fardlang, FlowchartFun, F*, GAP, Go, Goal, Gradle, GraphIt, gura, HHVM, htmx, HuwCode, idyll, Impala, Java, Jeeves, Jekyll, KGL, ko, Kotlin, ktye/k, Kubernetes, kumir, Linux, Logica, Luna, Mastodon, mathics, Matplotlib, Megaparsec, mermaid, MicroPython, Mindsdb, MongoDB, moya, multiaddr, multibase, multicodec, NCAR Command Language, NestedText, NetLogo, Nextflow, Nim, Node.js, Nushell, Observable Framework, Observable Plot, Obsidian, Ohayo, OpenNN, Openverse, Pact, Pandas, partiql, PHP, pipelines, plang, PostgreSQL, PowerShell, PRQL, PyTorch, r3, Rakudo, ramen, Red, RMarkdown, rosie, Roslyn compiler, Ruby, Rye, Scikit-learn, Scroll, setlx, SmallBASIC, Spatial, Statsplorer, SWI Prolog, tao3d, TensorFlow, tornado, typecobol, Vega, visdown, Xgboost, XGBoost, Xtext, YANG