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Youcan use the Shutil module together with OS and time to create a time stamped backup directory, and copy files into it Amport os, shutil, time root_sre_dir = x’ /hone/pi/Documents* root_dst_dir = */home/pi/backup/’ + time-asctime() for src_dir, dirs, files in os.walk(root_src_dir): dst_dir = src_dir.replace(root_sre_dir, root_ dst_dir, 1) Af not os.path.exists (ds 08 makedirs (dst_dir) for file_ in files: src_file = os.path.join(sre dir, file) Gst_file = os.path. join(dst_dir, file) Af Os.path.exists (dst_file) : 5. remove (dst_file) shutil.copy(sre_file, dst_dir) ain): print ("ssssssssssackup conpleteccecececee")ED) ties Using the Math Module One of the most used modules you will come across is the Math module. As we've MENON ete Mee aur acl ental me ea there’s an incredible number of uses the Math module can have in your code. 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Oct (ce 4.9.1) on Linwe Hype cepyrighe’: Sereaits” or “License()* for more information. 2S corte art Sap expt ETEGERD Tis level of accuracy is really quite impressive, but ‘auite niche for the most part. Probably the two ‘most used functions ae e and Pi, where e isthe numerical constant equal to 2.71828 (where the circumference ofa circle divided by itsdiameten): Ceefaatt, oct 19 20 tj op lane Eredits" oF “License()” for more information. reisanesssenio3 Ea PFET The wealth of mathematical functions available trough the Math module is vast and covers everything from factors to infinity, powers to trigonometry and angular conversion to constants. Look up https://docs.python.org/3/_ Uibrary/math html For alist of avaliable Math module Functions.ED) wanes Random Module Deu CCAM Re eet a Na ee CE cme aeMeetes emote corns rece teat Pants or letters. However, it’s not exactly random but it will suffice for most needs. 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For example, within a given range: Amport random Let=[(i1 for 1 in range (20)1 random. shuffle(1st) Here's an interesting piece of code. Using a text print (Ist) file containing 466 thousand words, you can pluck a user generated number of words From the File textile found at: ‘www github.com/dwyfenglish-words}: import random keep shuffling the list and you can have a different selection of items from 0to 20 everytime, print ("ssssssssssRandom Word Findercecceeecee") print (*\nUsing a 466K English word text file I can [eeu sth entine ee pick any words at random. \n") Feather wdseint (Anput (*\nHow many words shall T choose? 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