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🙏 Thanks for your pull request @WeiHanTu, The team will now review and merge this request. In the mean time why not check out some of the other opensource projects available, contributions are greatly appreciated! Some of the most popular are PR Statistics
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I have fun in Hacktoberfest! My Python script aims to perform data analysis on a CSV file containing Spotify data. The script specifically looks to achieve the following:
Load Data: It reads in a CSV file (spotify-2023.csv) containing information about various Spotify songs. This involves using Python's built-in csv module and handling encoding issues.
Count Songs: The script calculates the total number of songs in the dataset.
Songs in Key of E: It identifies and counts the number of songs that are in the key of E.
Most Common Artist: The script is designed to find out the most common artist in the dataset.