How to use Pathlib ( Beginners Guide )

Learn how to master and simplify your file automations with Pathlib.
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[@zackplauche]

At first I hated pathlib... But now I love it. Any other packages you think I should explore?

[@hjluna7760]

What about data visualization packages

[@zackplauche]

@@hjluna7760 Oooooo, that's a great idea! I'll need to explore those first 😂 or maybe on KZbin live 🤔

[@erkayberkant1828]

I checked so many videos about Pathlib, but none was sufficient for me like yours. I hope you get more views and attention from the youtube Algorithm soon😉 The Beginning for channels, to reach a breaking point is not easy…

[@zackplauche]

Wow thanks! Why do you think you liked mine compared to the others?

[@ulfgj]

OMFG. how could i have lived without this the last 10 years...?

[@zackplauche]

I totally get it lol. I was so against it at first when I saw it in Django, then I learned de wae.

[@amgmg2521]

Thanks mate.

[@hjluna7760]

👍Thank u so much

[@a8hi_24__]

Thank you brother :)

[@zackplauche]

Happy to help 🙂

[@FacundoCastellano]

Great Video! your english is very clearly to understand for non english native speakers!

[@zackplauche]

Actually I am a native English speaker haha. I'm American 😎🇺🇲🦅

[@bruhlickd]

Hi. thanks. It helped a lot. I would like to know how could I open some csv archives e save each one as a pandas df with pathlib. Is it possible. If yes, how?

[@zackplauche]

your_dir = Path('your/path/with/csvs') csv_paths = [file for file in your_dir.iterdir() if file.suffix == '.csv'] csv_dataframes = [pd.read_csv(csv_file) for csv_file in csv_paths]

[@bruhlickd]

@@zackplauche Thanks a lot, Zack. However how can I convert it from list to a single df?

[@user-mn7ju2rv3d]

Error: name path is not defined ,can anyone help me??

[@zackplauche]

Howdy sir! That's a variable error. That means that you don't have a variable named path defined.