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Duplicate of: In Python, how do I get the path and name of the file that is currently executing?
I would like to find out the path to the currently executing script. I have tried os.getcwd() but that only returns the directory I ran the script from not the actual directory the script is stored.
In Python,
__file__identifies the current Python file. Thus:will print the current Python file. Note that this works in imported Python modules, as well as scripts.