opening python scripts/files on windows
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Question
script 'hello.py' is saved in system32 directory, even then i am unable to read it.<img>
please suggest the way out.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cP9Z4zhqVKlUQdaX4ERUWhXcfwTHtIiG/view?usp=sharing
the above link gives the screenshot of my laptop screen.
As most of the learners are using windows OS, my humble request is to place alternative videos for windowsOS.
Python-3.4.3 Using-Python-Modules 01-02 min 50-60 sec
Answers:
The file will be saved in the current working directory which your interpreter is pointing to. You can find which directory your interpreter is pointing to by using the command %pwd You can also change directories by using the command %cd /new/path/directory And then save files
Please change the directory to a drive and folder which you have permissions on, generally users do not have permission to read or write from the system32 folder
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