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> Wow, that is fast. Thanks.
>
>> In your code, you should use string literals like
>>
>> my_path = r"C:\Programs\Python\new"
>> my_path = "C:\\Programs\\Python\\new"
>>
>> But you said "a program to retrieve the filepath" - and I understand that
>> you dont have a strin
Wow, that is fast. Thanks.
> In your code, you should use string literals like
>
> my_path = r"C:\Programs\Python\new"
> my_path = "C:\\Programs\\Python\\new"
>
> But you said "a program to retrieve the filepath" - and I understand that
> you dont have a string literal, and you compute it somehow.
\new\.
> Because of the regular text format, I didn't get what I want in the
> text file.
>
> I tried to change the separator from \ to / but python only gives C:/
> Programs/Python\new/.
>
> How should I do to make sure that the program writes the correct path
> i
Hallo,
I am new to python.
I wrote a program to retrieve the filepath. eg. C:\Programs\Python\
and write it in a text file
It works fine until the path contains \t or \n. eg. C:\Programs\Python
\new\.
Because of the regular text format, I didn't get what I want in the
text file.
I tried to c
