:57976229 you can write it in k. e.g.: x.csv:
one,two,3,3.14
abc,def,5,6.28
parse with: +```i`f$/:","\'0:"x.csv"

@rak1507 use cut (^) ?

@chrispsn I wanted to make a multidimensional array, but 2 3#!6 doesn't work

@rak1507 3^!6

can't reshape in general using that though

interesting how it works

@rak1507 why not? instead of 2 3 4 5 6# you can write 3^4^5^6^

need some 's and it's just a bit of a pain

and need to reshape to the desired number of elements before

I recently wrote a CSV and JSON parser and was somewhat shocked to discover that a robust CSV parser is a good bit more complex than one for JSON. More ways the input can go wrong. Missing/duplicate column names, ragged rows, etc.

cool!