Issue

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So I have a csv data and I want my program to read the data every 5 seconds. So between the first data and the second data there is a reading distance of 5 seconds.
Can I use time.sleep() or is there another way to do it?

data_signal = np.loadtxt(pname + fname,
                      delimiter=';',
                      skiprows=1)
for i in range(len(data_signal)
      data = data_signal[i]
      time.sleep(5)

Solution

for z in range(1, len(YourFileOpen)):
     with open(f'{z}.csv') as csv_file:
         csv_reader = csv.reader(csv_file, delimiter=';')
         line_count = 0

     for row in csv_reader:
         value1 = row[0]
         value2 = row[2]

after this use print and (import time) after print insert your sleep:

print(f"{value1}\n{value2}\n")
time.sleep(5)

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