create a python script that opens a csv file named book1. Take column 1 from book1 to create a table named as OBJECT_IP. Print this table to screen. Then prompt the user for input to provide a text value to be used as the description named OBJECT_DESC. Print this to the screen. Then take the OBJECT_IP value replace any . with an _ then remove any numbers and the . from the beginning of the value up to the second _ and print this to the screen. Then add each row of the column to the end of the description with an _ in between the description and row value and retain this new value as OBJECT_NAME to match the row of the table that the value of OBJECT_IP is used. Then create a file called objects with the output of OBJECT_NAME's on one line than with the next line has the word host + the OBJECT_IP on this line. Then take all the OBJECT_NAME values and nest them in a group with the group name being the value of OBJECT_DESC.

import csv
import re

# Importing the CSV file
with open('book1.csv', newline='') as csvfile:
    data = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=',', quotechar='|')
    csvfile.seek(0)
    # Setting the data to the first column
    for row in data:
        for e in row:
            # Initializing the list
            OBJECT_IP = [e]
            # Printing the first column
            print(e)

# Prompting the user for input
OBJECT_DESC = input('Please enter a description: ')

# Printing the description
print(OBJECT_DESC)

# Using RegEx to remove the . and numbers
for ip in OBJECT_IP:
    e = ip
    # Removing the . and numbers
    x = re.sub('[.0123456789]', '', e)
    # Printing the new IP list
    print(x)

# Writing the data to a file
objects = open('objects', 'w')