For quite a while now there has been a better way to handle strings in Python. But for some reason it isn't used as much as I believe it should be. Suppose you have the following variables: name = "andy" age = 42 likes = "Python" and
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When programming in python, you sometimes need to access a path off your project root from deep in another directory hierarchy. Here is a really easy way to do it that always works: import sys print(sys.path[1]) This way, you can use relative paths from the python file