Python scripts allow you to get the current working directory. You import the os module and use os.getcwd() to assign the current working directory path to a variable called cwd, which in this example outputs 'C:\Users\bpgn9266\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32'.
Python scripts allow you to get the current working directory. You import the os module and use os.getcwd() to assign the current working directory path to a variable called cwd, which in this example outputs 'C:\Users\bpgn9266\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32'.
Python scripts allow you to get the current working directory. You import the os module and use os.getcwd() to assign the current working directory path to a variable called cwd, which in this example outputs 'C:\Users\bpgn9266\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32'.
Python scripts allow you to get the current working directory. You import the os module and use os.getcwd() to assign the current working directory path to a variable called cwd, which in this example outputs 'C:\Users\bpgn9266\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32'.