This is probably not explicitly Python, but it has to do with my journey, so here goes.
Today I’m doing absolute & relative file paths, and while I grasp the concept(s) fundamentally, I ran into a problem that I imagine not a lot of students have: Am running Windows 10 mounted on the C: partition of my hard drive, but I have all my projects stored on the D: partition. When putting in the file_path string relative to my .venv to the .txt on the desktop that I’m trying to reach, I don’t know how to get from the C to the D. That said, I understand the fundamentals just fine and grasped how to jump around within the D: relative to my .venv. If anyone can point me to the information I need, I’d be greatly appreciative.
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r/learnpython This is probably not explicitly Python, but it has to do with my journey, so here goes. Today I’m doing absolute & relative file paths, and while I grasp the concept(s) fundamentally, I ran into a problem that I imagine not a lot of students have: Am running Windows 10 mounted on the C: partition of my hard drive, but I have all my projects stored on the D: partition. When putting in the file_path string relative to my .venv to the .txt on the desktop that I’m trying to reach, I don’t know how to get from the C to the D. That said, I understand the fundamentals just fine and grasped how to jump around within the D: relative to my .venv. If anyone can point me to the information I need, I’d be greatly appreciative. submitted by /u/case_steamer [link] [comments]
This is probably not explicitly Python, but it has to do with my journey, so here goes.
Today I’m doing absolute & relative file paths, and while I grasp the concept(s) fundamentally, I ran into a problem that I imagine not a lot of students have: Am running Windows 10 mounted on the C: partition of my hard drive, but I have all my projects stored on the D: partition. When putting in the file_path string relative to my .venv to the .txt on the desktop that I’m trying to reach, I don’t know how to get from the C to the D. That said, I understand the fundamentals just fine and grasped how to jump around within the D: relative to my .venv. If anyone can point me to the information I need, I’d be greatly appreciative.
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