Current Directory in Python

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If you start the script c: \ scripts \ script.py from d: \ work folders:

  D: \ Work & Gt; \ Scripts \ Script.py  
  
  
 
  d: \ work  & mdash; & nbsp; this is the current working directory at the time of the start of the script. File 
  
  c: \ scripts  & mdash; & nbsp; this is a directory with a script. 
  
  
 Current working directory   
  Retus, where  CWD  This is Current Working Directory ("Current Labor Directory" ""). The platforms depends) ITD & mdash; do not invent your ways if you are not aware of all the consequences of a possible change in the behavior of the function. Preferably only --obvious way to do it. 
    
 by default relative ways use this directory, therefore   obviously call  os.getcwd ()  It is necessary to  .  os.path.Abspath ('File.txt')  & mdash;  getcwd ()  is clearly not used again. 
  
 retus the way to the current directory as an object with various useful and convenient methods such as such as  .glob ('**/*. Py') . 
  
 The directory with a script   
 The current working directory may differ from the  directory with the current python script .  os.path.Diame (os.path.abspath (__ fil __))  use to get a directory with the current python script, but this does not always work. Setuptools' instead of building ways using  __ File __ . Text: 
  
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