prompt: Give me a Python function that'll download a CSV file from a URL.
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chosen.content: Give me a Python function that'll download a CSV file from a URL.
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chosen.content: The `requests` module is a great way to do that. Loading the `requests` module will enable you to make HTTP requests to a specified URL with your code. It can be combined with the `open()` function to write the data to a file. Here is an example:
  
  # Import the requests module
  import requests
  
  # Get the data from a URL
  my_url = "https://www.website.com/websitefile.csv"
  r = requests.get(my_url)
  
  # Open a CSV file to write the data
  open("my_csv.csv", "w").write(r.content.decode())
  
  In this code, the `requests` module is imported to start. The URL is defined with `my_url` and passed to the `.get()` method, which requests the file from the URL and saves it as `r`. The `open()` method opens a CSV file called `my_csv` with the parameter `w` to put it in write mode, then uses `.write()` to write the content of `r` to the CSV file. This should allow you to download a CSV from a website.
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rejected.content: Give me a Python function that'll download a CSV file from a URL.
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