Daya Kiran Sunkara wrote:
> ...
> path = 'E:\mktrisk\service\marketdata\da'
You should use:
path = r'E:\mktrisk\service\marketdata\da'
if you want to use backslashes regularly (for regexps and paths).
You do know you could also use:
path = 'E:/mktrisk/service/marketdata/da'
even on windows.
sorry? if i'm wrong? but i'm think you have to use double slash, to
prevent escape-interpreting as '\n' for example
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Hi All,
I have a program which fetches the list of files inside a directory.
For fetching this list I am making use of the glob.glob method which
takes path as a parameter.
For building the path I am making use of os.path.join. My code looks
somewhat like this:
