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Operating System and Platform Module in Python
🚀 Processing files in Python using the os module includes creating, renaming, moving, deleting files and folders, as well as getting a list of all files and directories, and much more.
In the software industry, most programs process files in one way or another: create them, rename them, move them, and so on. Any programmer should have this skill. In this Video, you will learn how to use the os module in Python to perform operations on files and directories, regardless of the operating system you are using.
It is important to know that the OS module is used not only for working with files. It includes a lot of methods and tools for other operations: processing environment variables, managing system processes, as well as command-line arguments and even extended file attributes that are only available in Linux.
The module is built-in, so you don't need to install anything to work with it.
We have also explained how to get system info using Platform module in Python

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✅ Python modules used :
import os
import platform

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Operating System Module in Python
File I/O Operations using Python
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Get System information using python
Explained in Minutes
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file input and output operations
change directory
Get the Current Directory
Create a new folder using python
Change the current directory using python
Go back to previous directory
Create Multiple Sub-folders using python
Create a new Text file using python
Rename file using code
Move files to another directory
Print all files and folders in current working directory
list all the files and folders
Delete files and folders using code
Delete nested and multiple files and folders
Get System Information using python
Get the system or OS name
Get the underlying platform
print the python version
get the processor name using python
get the environment variables using python
change and modify system environment variables

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[p.ezhilane]

thanks ASA, quick reply and explain easily way to understand concept with Python

[happyvibes]

Good, useful. Lots of stuff in the os module, that is for sure 👍

[asalearning]

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[cdeworld]

what a nice explanation. great work bro. thank you

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[brunocaseiro]

Do you know if there is a way to log what is the process name that is making a change to certain file or folder? In your example, you are using explore.exe to create a new .txt file, is there a way to detect that process xyz is the one which actually created, modified or deleted any file that is being monitored? I know psutil for instance can give us the list of running process, but how to combine files being modified with process owner seems to be very complicated thing to do in python if possible at all. thanks.

[johnnycruger]

Can we move file from one directory to another using os module?

[sony]

hi i'm getting this error while executing os.rename('NewFolder', 'NewFolder2') in pycharm :(
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'NewFolder' -> 'NewFolder2'

[vigneshkumar]

What is the key of underlying OS module