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The problem I have is that when I am in my terminal and I am at the base. I want to for instance change my directory to downloads I was wondering how I would do that because then after I would change my directory I would be able to access certain files in download and tell the computer that I want all the information in this file so my code can run properly. Thank you

zak Elbekraoui
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    Are you in the interactive Python console? Or just in your terminal running bash, zsh whatever – Damiaan Jul 15 '22 at 20:04
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    Just open the files you want to open using their path, either absolute or relative. You can use the `os` module to help you construct paths and find files. You can use the `glob` module to grab files based on a pattern. Overall we need more details, and preferably some code in order to help. – crock Jul 15 '22 at 20:04
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You could try to use os;

os.system('cd ./Downloads')
Anders Haarberg Eriksen
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  • even if OP is at the base, I think it could be better to be a bit more explicit `~/Downloads`, just in case – tebkanlo Jul 15 '22 at 20:22