We'll look at a common beginner pitfall related to file paths, and how to correctly include non-python files in your code. Example code at: github.com/ala...
More or less; there may be subtle differences in how they handle certain situations, but they have the same basic purpose. I just find Pathlib to be a little cleaner and easier to work with than os.path.
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Thank you for 10:14 this was exactly what I was looking for!
Learning from a Guru. Thank you
Very helpful video. A question - does the abspath in os.path.abspath(filename) do the same as the .absolute() you used in the video?
More or less; there may be subtle differences in how they handle certain situations, but they have the same basic purpose. I just find Pathlib to be a little cleaner and easier to work with than os.path.
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