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os.walk()

September 7th, 2007  |  Published in Asides  |  1 Comment

Python’s os.walk() can be very handy, and less complicated than os.path.walk(). That is all.

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  1. Malcolm Tredinnick says:

    September 8th, 2007 at 3:33 am (#)

    Indeed! It was always amusing (in a “watching a car crash” sense) to see people try to puzzle out os.path.walk() on comp.lang.python. Putting os.walk() into the standard library was a kindness.

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