WOLFRAM LANGUAGE GUIDE

Importing and Exporting

The Wolfram Language automatically handles hundreds of data formats and subformats—all coherently integrated through the Wolfram Language's uniform use of symbolic expressions. For each particular format, the correspondence between representations inside and outside the Wolfram Language can be specified at any level of detail using the Wolfram Language's general data elements mechanism.

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Import — import from files and URLs

Export — export data, graphics, and expressions to files

ImportString, ExportString — import, export string data

NotebookImport — import specified elements from a notebook

SendMail ▪ SendMessage ▪ CopyToClipboard ▪ Paste

Import-Export Management

$ImportFormats, $ExportFormats — lists of supported formats

FileFormat, StringFormat — test for formats of files, strings

Lower-Level Functions

ReadList ▪ Write ▪ BinaryReadList ▪ BinaryWrite

Handling Missing Data

Missing — symbolic representation of missing data

DeleteMissing — delete all missing data

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Importing and Exporting

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Basic Formats »

Raster Image Formats »

Vector Graphics Formats »

3D Geometry & Modeling Formats »

Audio Formats »

Multimedia Formats »

Tabular & Spreadsheet Formats »

Database Formats »

Data Interchange Formats

Scientific & Medical Data Formats »

Chemical & Biomolecular Formats »

Geospatial Formats »

Numerical Data Formats »

Mathematical Data Formats »

Formats for Machine Learning

Document Formats »

Web Formats »

Print Formats »

Mail & Message Formats »

XML Formats »

Systems & Utility Formats »

Compression & Archive Formats »

Binary Formats »

Import-Export Management

Lower-Level Functions

Handling Missing Data

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