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 title: Here's a Python Function I Wrote Out of Spite
 summary: Importing LoggerPro data into Google Colab is weridly complicated, so I wrote a Python function to fix that. I break down how it works so you can understand how it works even with minimal Python experience.
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+This post has not been fully proofread yet. I just wanted to get this out there because I am tired of only having one blog post on my site.
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 Last week, I did a lab for my intro to physics course. This was the first experimental lab, and so I had to learn how to work a 
 piece of software named [Vernier LoggerPro](https://www.vernier.com/product/logger-pro-3/). Since we use Vernier sensors for all of our
 data collection, we use Vernier's LoggerPro software to actually record the data.