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What is the correct way of writing a reference to file types / extensions?
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I am a data scientist and regularly refer to various file types when writing to others.
My question is this: what is the correct and/or proper way to do this and which of the following sentences is correct?
"Here is the .csv you asked for."
Or
"Here is the CSV you asked for."
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I am a data scientist and regularly refer to various file types when writing to others.
My question is this: what is the correct and/or proper way to do this and which of the following sentences is correct?
"Here is the .csv you asked for."
Or
"Here is the CSV you asked for."
writing
asked 1 hour ago
SnookerFanSnookerFan
110116
Well, did they say, "send me a dot see ess vee file" or did they say, "send me a see ess vee"? :-)
– Jim
34 mins ago
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I am a data scientist and regularly refer to various file types when writing to others.
My question is this: what is the correct and/or proper way to do this and which of the following sentences is correct?
"Here is the .csv you asked for."
Or
"Here is the CSV you asked for."
writing
asked 1 hour ago
SnookerFanSnookerFan
110116
I am a data scientist and regularly refer to various file types when writing to others.
My question is this: what is the correct and/or proper way to do this and which of the following sentences is correct?
"Here is the .csv you asked for."
Or
"Here is the CSV you asked for."
writing
writing
asked 1 hour ago
SnookerFanSnookerFan
110116
asked 1 hour ago
SnookerFanSnookerFan
110116
asked 1 hour ago
SnookerFanSnookerFan
110116
asked 1 hour ago
SnookerFanSnookerFan
110116
asked 1 hour ago
SnookerFanSnookerFan
110116
110116
Well, did they say, "send me a dot see ess vee file" or did they say, "send me a see ess vee"? :-)
– Jim
34 mins ago
add a comment |
Well, did they say, "send me a dot see ess vee file" or did they say, "send me a see ess vee"? :-)
– Jim
34 mins ago
Well, did they say, "send me a dot see ess vee file" or did they say, "send me a see ess vee"? :-)
– Jim
34 mins ago
Well, did they say, "send me a dot see ess vee file" or did they say, "send me a see ess vee"? :-)
– Jim
34 mins ago
add a comment |
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Well, did they say, "send me a dot see ess vee file" or did they say, "send me a see ess vee"? :-)
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