Using Pathlib in Python

[@arvinflores5316]

Best pathlib video ever! Reminds me of how Corey Schafer teaches Python.

[@epg3581]

I watched a million pathlib videos, but this is the best

[@ammadkhan4687]

You are hero man... i was searching for this video on other platforms :(

[@LNMLucasMasiero]

Thanks you so much. You made it so entertaining. I got the feeling you got in 19:18 when I create stable classes as driver to be used on a hole app. Like a Middleware to make easy the work of programming and reusing code or using methods more organized.

[@zacky7862]

After reading many articles and from stockoverflow, I now fully understand the difference between PurePath and Path, when and how to use it properly Thanks.

[@baterickpatman]

MAN! great video, thanks so much. I'm just beginning and this is very helpful You're awesome!

[@MWStranger]

OMG thx a lot for VSC... I was work with Python in half of year in ST3 and powershell 😅🤠 and now VSC just blow my mind with all its epic fiches 🌌🧙‍♂️💻 Love your channel from this days 🙏😄📡

[@chibuikematthew746]

Thanks Man, God Bless you!

[@atejap]

Tks. It's a nice alternative to OS module.

[@natetolbert3671]

@10:30 How about "You cannot perform operations that change the state of the OS/FS"

[@maciekpaciarski9343]

great work

[@SigmaCoding]

Thanks!

[@carlosroquesuarezgurruchag8681]

great work man

[@navemaymon8701]

Thank you !

[@KhalilYasser]

Thanks a lot.

[@SigmaCoding]

Glad to help

[@gabrielhardoim242]

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[@cosmicbandido8186]

Trying this in a Jupyter notebook on Windows. For print(pathlib.Path(__file__) I get a NameError: name '__file__' is not defined

[@kelvinxg6754]

try on regular code editor or vscode , it's working fine for me

[@atejap]

are you on jupyter notebook?

[@cosmicbandido8186]

@@atejap yes

[@ayoubfatihi1532]

Thank you for the tutorial, one small thing at (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoDKm4Fth9J7mtU), is that the touch method does not overwrite the file if it exists, it just update the timestamp to the current time.

[@kelvinxg6754]

I think pathlib is better version of os

[@XinhLe]

I was forced to change from os.path to pathlib by Sigma Coding.