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Python Python for File Systems Navigation Review: Paths

I need help with this one

Quiz Question 3 of 4 Please fill in the correct answer in each blank provided below.

Fill in the blank(s) below:
Complete the following code snippet to get to the examples/python/ directory inside of the current directory:

os.path.join(os.getcwd(), " ", " ")

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

The question is asking you build a path to another directory two levels down from the current one. Since the function shown has two blanks, you can put the names of each of the lower-level directories in those blanks (one in each).

Also, for future reference, the quizzes often ask questions in random order, so the question number isn't a good way to identify a particular question. But you did the right thing by quoting it.

Revert back to the videos. What is the one thing you should do when going two levels down? (Hint: Two simple characters within the parentheses).