Reading Relative File Paths in Python

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[@tom.shanghai]

only works on windows..

[@AMGaweda]

You may need to flip your backslashes for Mac/Linux systems; however the relative file paths should still work on other operating systems.

[@tom.shanghai]

@@AMGaweda nope. it doesn't work

[@AMGaweda]

@@tom.shanghai If you use the "\" version, you'll need to use two (so, \\). This is because Python uses the \ character for special characters. Another issue may be you general file hierarchy - for example, if you are using something like Eclipse for Python, it has a slightly different filepath I think operates a few folders "above" your python code. If you did (on two lines) import os, print(os.listdir('.')), are you seeing your own Python file? and what if you did print(os.listdir(".."))?

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