The file london_weather.csv contains weather data for the years 1979 to 2020. The first five lines of this file are: date,cloud_cover,sunshine,global_radiation,max_temp,mean_temp,min_temp,precipitation,pressure,snow_depth 19790101,2,7,52,2.3,-4.1,-7.5,0.4,101900,9 19790102,6,1.7,27,1.6,-2.6,-7.5,0,102530,8 19790103,5,0,13,1.3,-2.8,-7.2,0,102050,4 19790104,8,0,13,-0.3,-2.6,-6.5,0,100840,2 Note, in particular, that the dates are given as eight-digit integers in the format YYYYMMDD. There appears to be some inconsistencies in this data, as there are rows for which the column max_temp contains an entry that is smaller than the corresponding entry in min_temp. Write a Python function wrong_temperature(year) that returns the number of days in a given year for which the column max_temp contains an entry that is smaller than the corresponding entry in the column min_temp.
The file london_weather.csv contains weather data for the years 1979 to 2020.
The first five lines of this file are:
date,cloud_cover,sunshine,global_radiation,max_temp,mean_temp,min_temp,precipitation,pressure,snow_depth
19790101,2,7,52,2.3,-4.1,-7.5,0.4,101900,9
19790102,6,1.7,27,1.6,-2.6,-7.5,0,102530,8
19790103,5,0,13,1.3,-2.8,-7.2,0,102050,4
19790104,8,0,13,-0.3,-2.6,-6.5,0,100840,2
Note, in particular, that the dates are given as eight-digit integers in the format YYYYMMDD.
There appears to be some inconsistencies in this data, as there are rows for which the column max_temp contains an entry that is smaller than the corresponding entry in min_temp.
Write a Python function wrong_temperature(year) that returns the number of days in a given year for which the column max_temp contains an entry that is smaller than the corresponding entry in the column min_temp.
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