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UNIX absolute path starts with ‘/’, whereas Windows starts with alphabet ‘C:’ or ‘\’.
Does python have a standard function to check if a path is absolute or relative?
os.path.isabsreturnsTrueif the path is absolute,Falseif not. The documentation says it works in windows (I can confirm it works in Linux personally).