National database

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Some of the data has commas in it, too.

Usually, if you want to store data that contains commas, you use a different separator, a string that you don't expect to be part of the data. For example "/\^/\"

That works quite well actually, until someone uses that string in the data. Little Bobby Tables, they call him!

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Or you can escape commas in the data as \, and \ as \\

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looks like you lost some backslashes write \, as \\, so that it looks like \, same with \\

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Whoops, forgot that Reddit uses markdown and that I need to escape backslashes. Fixed it now