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Rafay Ahmed
956 PointsI don't understand this?
Now create a second function named delete_by_user that works similarly but deletes files that have a particular username in their filename.
import os
def delete_by_date(date):
for f in os.listdir(os.getcwd() + '/backups'):
if date in f:
os.remove('backups/' + f)
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsActually, the way you've implemented the first function will work for the second task as well. Just replicate the function and give the new copy the other name.
yahav rosner
4,304 PointsYou are right!
Dave Faliskie
17,793 PointsDave Faliskie
17,793 PointsIt want's another function called delete_by_user() that is the same except instead of date it uses the username, so you could just copy/past what you have and rename the function, and change date to username (but don't even have to do that)