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README.md

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 =============
 Here is a simple example reading a CSV file and getting 'Close' column as a vector of floats.
 
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 ### Column and Row Headers
 csv file with both column and row headers
 
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 ### Row Headers Only
 csv file with row header; i.e. no column header<br>
 
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 ### No Headers
 csv file with no column and row headers
 
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 Reading a File with Custom Separator
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 specify the SeparatorParams argument. The following example reads a file using
 semi-colon as separator.
 
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 and when other types are requested, [converter](https://github.com/panchaBhuta/converter/tree/main#supported-data-types-for-conversion) routines are used.
 The following example illustrates the supported data types.
 
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 ### **std::chrono::year_month_day** is the `Date` type used
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 One may override conversion routines (or add new ones) by implementing converter function ToVal() or ToStr(). Below is an example of int conversion, to instead provide two decimal fixed-point numbers. Also see [tests/test035.cpp](tests/test035.cpp).
 
 
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 Custom Data Type Conversion Per Call
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 [tests/test087.cpp](tests/test087.cpp) and
 [tests/test092.cpp](tests/test092.cpp)
 
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 Reading CSV Data from a Stream or String
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 used with rapidcsv should be opened in `std::ios::binary` mode to enable full
 functionality. Here is a simple example reading CSV data from a string:
 
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 Check if a Column Exists
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 One can also provide their own decimal precision parameter thru several ways. This is illustrated in the example [exConv001.cpp](examples/exConv001.cpp), where data conversion precision is checked by implementing a complete conversion cycle i.e    **data -> string -> data** .<br>
 
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 Locale Parsing Formats : String-to-T (i.e S2T)