def test_csv_write_single_column(self):
     columns = ['name']
     csv_content = ['cow', 'dog']
     res = 'name\ncow\ndog\n'
     writeCSV(csv_content, file_name, columns)
     with open(file_name, 'r') as file:
         self.assertEqual(res, file.read())
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    def test_csv_write(self):
        csv_content = [['name', 'type'], ['cow', 'mammal']]
        res = 'name,type\ncow,mammal\n'
        writeCSV(csv_content, file_name)
        with open(file_name, 'r') as file:
            # append each line with a space

            self.assertEqual(res, file.read())
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    def test_csv_dict_write(self):
        csv_content = {'duck': 'bird', 'cow': 'mammal'}
        columns = ['animal', 'type']
        res = 'animal,type\nduck,bird\ncow,mammal\n'
        writeCSV(csv_content, file_name, columns)
        with open(file_name, 'r') as file:
            # append each line with a space

            self.assertEqual(res, file.read())
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def run(args):
    options = dealArgs(args).to_object()
    words = getAndFilter(options)
    stats = None

    # if stats being requested
    if options['stats']:
        stats = getStats(words)
    # format (incompatible with stats)
    elif options['format']:
        words = formatToLines(words)

    # if outputting, just print JSON for one
    if options['output']:
        # CSV
        if options['csv']:
            columns = ['Name']
            if stats:
                columns = ['Name', 'Count']
            writeCSV(stats, options['output'], columns)

        # Not CSV
        else:
            if stats:
                for_print = json.dumps(stats, indent=4)
            else:
                for_print = json.dumps(words, indent=4)
            writeFile(for_print, options['output'])
        print(
            f"\nThe requested data has been written to file {options['output']}."
        )
    # if printing to screen
    else:
        for_print = '\n'
        if stats:
            if len(stats) <= 1:
                for_print += 'No stats to print.'
            else:
                for_print += 'STATS:\n'
                for stat in stats:
                    for_print += f'\n{stat}: {stats[stat]}'
        else:
            if len(words) <= 1:
                for_print += 'No words to print.'
            else:
                for_print += 'WORDS:\n'
                for word in words:
                    for_print += f'\n{word}'
        print(for_print)