🔒 I think i accidentally edited _init_.py.

[red oxide]

Hi sorry so my code used to run perfectly but then I added this other piece of code but then i deleted it using Crtl and Z but it went onto the init.py file and Im not sure if i edited something or not but not my programme wont run anymore and im unsure on how to fix it...

[river ridge]

@red oxide

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[red oxide]

import csv
import pandas
import serial
import statistics


#update seial from the micro:bit
ser = serial.Serial() #shortening serial.Serial() to ser

ser.baudrate = 115200 # needed to get the correct signal from the micro:bit

#connecting the right srial port
#Type Device Manager in the start menu
# Try whichever COM appears (COM4 in this example) (based on what device manager shows)
ser.port = "COM6"

print("Type CTRL + C to safety exit.")
ser.open()



try:
    while True:
        
        lightlevel = str(ser.readline())
        lightlevel = lightlevel[2:]
        lightlevel = lightlevel.replace(" ","")
        lightlevel = lightlevel.replace("'","")
        lightlevel = lightlevel.replace("\\r\\n","")
        lightlevel = lightlevel.replace("\\n","")
        lightlevel = lightlevel.replace("\\r","")
        lightlevel = int(lightlevel)
        print(lightlevel)
        
        
 

        path = "DATACOLLECTION.csv" 
        f = open(path, "a", newline='')

#change csver to csv1 or something 
        csver = csv.writer(f)
        csver.writerow([lightlevel])
        f.close()

        
       
        
except ValueError: #ignores blank inputs(prob not a worry here)
    pass

except KeyboardInterrupt:
    #print("\nSafely closing serial connection")
    ser.close()
    #print("Terminated")
print("\n")

# Create a pandas table so we can perform statistics on it
colnames = ['lightlevel']
data = pandas.read_csv('DATACOLLECTION.csv', skiprows=[0], names=colnames)

#the colnames should be seperate also figure out what to do here ^^

# Turn a given column into a list
measurement_CSV = data.lightlevel.tolist()

mean1 = statistics.mean(measurement_CSV)
median = statistics.median(measurement_CSV)
maximum = max(measurement_CSV)

# Get the mean (average) score 
print("The average measurement was: ", round(mean1,2))

# Get the median (middle) score
print("The median measurement was: ", round(median,2))

# Get the maximum value
print("The maximum value was: ", round(maximum,2))


# Analysing Data
x = int(statistics.median(measurement_CSV))

#this can be changed based on when i delete my other values from previous goes

if x < 600:
    print("You're light levels middle/median value is above 600.. \nYou might want to think about sleeping in a darker room.")
else:
    print("You're light levels middle/median  value is below 600.. \nThats great, a dark room for sleep is always good!")


print("\n")
physical_wellbeing = int(input("1-10 how you physically feel"))
emotional_wellbeing = int(input("1-10 how you emotionally feel"))
enviornmental_wellbeing = int(input("1-10 how you rate enviornment"))

average_mood = statistics.mean([physical_wellbeing, emotional_wellbeing, enviornmental_wellbeing])

average_mood2 = round(average_mood,2)
print("So overall youre feeling about a:", average_mood)


path = "DATACOLLECTION.csv" 
f = open(path, "a", newline='')

#change csver to csv1 or something 
csver = csv.writer(f)
csver.writerow([mean1, median, maximum, average_mood])


print("I have added the following data to your DATACOLLECTION.csv")
print([physical_wellbeing, emotional_wellbeing, enviornmental_wellbeing, average_mood])
print("")
f.close()

If anyone could please help im really unsure on what i edited

[wise vine]

if you're not sure how would we be sure haha

i would recommend learning git or some sort of version control to avoid this in the future haha

[red oxide]

no on the init.py file

is what im unsure

if i had deleted something or not

[wise vine]

the error youre getting is pointing to this line here

data = pandas.read_csv('DATACOLLECTION.csv', skiprows=[0], names=colnames)

[red oxide]

it used to run perfectly before

so this is why im confused

[wise vine]

so my first question would look at whats in the .csv file

[red oxide]

ok ok i will now

on 357 that shouldnt be there

ah i just deleted it

its fine now

[wise vine]

there you go 🙂

yeah the traceback normally points out where to look

[red oxide]

ahhh god ive just found out a bigger problem in it

[wise vine]

lol

[red oxide]

aahaha ill try figure it out and if i cant ill just make a new forum

ty tho

[river ridge]

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