Coding and AI classes in Winnipeg

Each activity's timetable sits in a column called default_pattern_dates, written like Tuesday,08:00 PM,1h30m. Eleven activities meet on two days, and the file joins their two slots with a slash. So the program splits on the slash first, then on the commas, and counts each piece. It is plain Python with the standard library, run in the same folder as the CSV:import csv from collections import Counter days = Counter() start_hours = Counter() categories = Counter() with open("leisureonline-2026-fall.csv", encoding="utf-8-sig") as guide: for row in csv.DictReader(guide): categories[row["category"]] += 1 for slot in row["default_pattern_dates"].split("/"): day, start, length = slot.split(",") days[day] += 1 start_hours[start[:2] + " " + start[-2:]] += 1 print(categories.most_common(4)) print(days.most_common()) print(start_hours.most_common(3))

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The monthly fee in Winnipeg matches the fee everywhere else in Canada. The free lesson comes first, and billing starts only after it, once you have picked a course and a time; holidays and missed lessons are covered on the pricing page.