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windows python roulette

[eeeeee]

os.remove is to remove files, so that won’t work on a directory, you would technically have to use os.rmdir, but I’m pretty sure that won’t work on a directory with files inside. The right function to use is shutil’s rmtree function, with the command to ignore errors (this way it won’t stop when it stumbles onto an “file in use” or “not enough permissions” error, while still deleting the important files.

Another big problem that I see is that the directory is written using /, but that’s Linux not windows, windows uses backslashes (\). Just make sure to specify that the string is a raw one because a backslash in Python is an escape sequence

[abmastergaming]

He be like " i said you choose between 1 to 10 "😂

[Ashutosh_Mishra_]

It is written in Mac OS environment (you can see the menu buttons of the window in left corner) so probably throw an error

[lokeshmishra]

Nah you're good, there's an indentation error

[jayprakashyadab]

this is joke so take it in that way 😂😂

[chiraggupta]

Bhai disclaimer de diya kr beginner dont try this at home

[MK-youtube]

Jokes on you, the user running python script doesn't have necessary permission to remove System Directory and os.remove command is used to delete file and not directory 😂😂😂

[cybersecurity]

Friend will never play this game again☠️

[AryanSingh-djbj]

Bro thinks that typing anything on python can change the registry editor and local directory 😂

[ryanlog]

\w & \S will be escaped so program wont even run lol