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How Do You Specify A CSV File Path In Python? Have you ever wondered how to tell Python where your data files are stored? In this helpful video, we'll guide you through the process of specifying the location of CSV files in Python. You'll learn how to define both absolute and relative paths, making your data handling more efficient and flexible. We’ll explain what absolute paths are and how they act like full addresses for your files, including examples for Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. You’ll also discover how to use raw strings in Python to avoid errors caused by backslashes on Windows. Additionally, we’ll cover relative paths that allow your scripts to work smoothly across different folders and systems by referencing locations relative to where your script runs. To make path management even easier, we introduce the pathlib module, which simplifies building cross-platform paths. Finally, you'll learn how to read CSV files using pandas, including tips for handling file names with spaces or special characters. We’ll also touch on how to find multiple CSV files in a folder using the glob module. Mastering file paths is essential for automating data tasks in Python, whether you’re working on small projects or large automation workflows. Join us to improve your Python skills and streamline your data processing tasks!

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