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FIGURE 16-2: The application output as it appears in Excel.
FIGURE 16-3: The application output as it appears in WordPad. Reading File Content
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At this point, the data is on the hard drive. Of course, it’s nice and safe there, but it really isn’t useful because you can’t see it. To see the data, you must read it into memory and then do something with it. The following steps show how to read data from the hard drive and into memory so that you can display it onscreen.
Open the previously saved BPPD_16_FormattedData.ipynb file.
The code originally created in the “Creating Content for Permanent Storage” section, earlier in this chapter, appears onscreen. This