I am working on a project regarding CSV files. I barely at the start of learning python and its mysteries. I have this piece of code that Looks in a folder, gets all ".csv" files (or ".txt" in this case, this is just how I found all the massive data) and reads out its data. After I import the CSV with pandas ( it has 2 columns, Time and Amplitude) i want to plot the two columns. I know how the plot looks like already ( the data was plotted in MATLAB but my job is to create a software for python). I tried using this link but I do not know how to make it know that my X-axis is Time and the Y-axis is Amplitude

this is my whole code so far

import pandas as pd
import os
import tkinter as tk 
from tkinter.filedialog import askdirectory 
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt


print ("Please choose the path to the CSV Files: ")


root = tk.Tk()
root.withdraw()
root.attributes('-topmost', True)
path = askdirectory()

print("\nThe chosen folder is: " + path)

tmp_paths=[] 
data_tables=[] 
data_paths=[] 
file_ext=[] 
file_name=[]
sep_name=[] 




for root, dirs, files in os.walk(path):     
    for file in files:                      
        if file.endswith(".txt"):          
             tmp_paths=os.path.join(root,file)  #
             tables=pd.read_csv(tmp_paths, header=5, sep=' ',converters={"Time":float, "Ampl":float}) 
             data_tables.append(tables)     
             data_paths.append(tmp_paths)      
                           

file_ext=[name.split("\\",1)[1] for name in data_paths] 
file_name=[name.split(".txt",1)[0] for name in file_ext]
sep_name=[name.split("-",6) for name in file_name]

plt.plot(data_tables[1],data_tables[0])
plt.show()

P.S: When I try to plot it gives me: `KeyError: 'Time'.

EDIT

1.converted the data_tables values to float using pandas

2.fixed ecopy error in the plot code

After the new Edit I no longer get the KeyError but Time and Ampl give another error saying that the indices are expected to be integers not str or slices and the only values it accepts are 1 or 0, any other value is out of index