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Python Tutorial » File » path   12. 21. 4. os.chdir(path) changes the current working directory import os os.chdir("/test") print os.path.abspath(".") 12. 21. path 12. 21. 1.  Module Attributes to Aid in Multi-platform Development 12. 21. 2.  os.path.abspath(path) returns a string version of the absolute path of the path specified 12. 21. 3.  os.path module provides exists(path), isdir(path), and isfile(path) to check for the existence of files and directories 12. 21. 4.  os.chdir(path) changes the current working directory 12. 21. 5.  Walking the Directory Tree 12. 21. 6.  Searching for Files Based on Extension 12. 21. 7.  Working with Directories 12. 21. 8.  Splitting Pathnames 12. 21. 9.  Listing Directories 12. 21. 10.  Listing Directories with glob 12. 21. 11.  Get full path

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