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# main.py from dat_reader import leer_archivo_dat

def _read_text(self) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: """ Reads a text-based .dat file (often CSV or fixed-width). Assumes delimiter might be comma, tab, or pipe. """ data = [] delimiters = [',', '\t', '|', ';'] leer archivo dat

# Access specific data if data: print(f"\nExtracted Name from first row: data[0]['name']") # main

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You can save this code into a file named dat_reader.py .

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# --- USAGE EXAMPLE HELPER --- def leer_archivo_dat(filepath: str) -> List[Dict]: """ Quick helper function to mimic the requested feature name. Usage: data = leer_archivo_dat('my_file.dat') """ reader = DatReader(filepath) try: data = reader.read() reader.summarize() return data except DatReadError as e: print(f"Error: e") return []