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Welcome to Pybites Code Challenge 51! In this challenge we get you analysing NBA player data from a CSV file.

The Challenge

If you are reading this on our blog head over to https://codechalleng.es/challenges/51.

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Now for the challenge:

• Make a virtual env and install requests. No need to install sqlite3 as it's part of the stdlib.

• Copy the nba.py file over to your subdirectory.

• As you can see in the template nba.py file, we've given you a headstart by importing the data and parsing the CSV into a list of named tuples.

• Start coding under the "#CODE HERE" comment and complete the 7 functions we've laid out for you.

• Note that there are some assert statements under main to help you validate your code.

• This challenge is mainly focused on sqlite3, but if you want to use an ORM like sqlalchemy or Pandas that's fine too.

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