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We redirect you to this notice instead of stripping out the link to preserve the integrity of the post. Any ideas? Answered by slate in a post from 11 Years Ago. I recommend reading the documentation. Anyway: str. The ways … Jump to Post. Its got something to do with how Python uses repr. You are right my mistake. It is not because of repr. The other karakters are escape sequenses. If I apply the result under Windows, I get a functional, but inconsistent path with a mixture of separators.
A solution from Python is os. Both return the path separator of the respective system. They are functionally identical, but the second, more explicit syntax immediately shows the separator involved. The result is better, but at the expense of a complicated code, if you were to combine several path segments. Therefore, the convention is to combine path elements via string catenation. This is even shorter and more generic:.
At the moment, all I want to know is the size and last modification date, and so I choose to save a simple list format. The resulting outcome appears satisfactory at first, but two new problems arise. Listdir does not differentiate between files and folders, addresses only the folder level and does not process subfolders. Hence, we need a recursive function that differentiates between files and folders. We have resolved the problem in less than 10 lines.
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