For example, a method is passed a path as a parameter, this path might be “C:/a/b/c/d”, what if I want to use os.chdir() to change to C:/a/b/c (without the last folder)? Can os.chdir() take the “..” command?
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For example, a method is passed a path as a parameter, this path might be “C:/a/b/c/d”, what if I want to use os.chdir() to change to C:/a/b/c (without the last folder)? Can os.chdir() take the “..” command?
os.chdir()can take'..'as argument, yes. However, Python provides a platform-agnostic way: by usingos.pardir: