🔒 VSC can't read the CSV file

[cosmic burrow]

I'm trying to get my code to read data from a csv file but it's coming up as 'no such file or directory'?
I'm not sure how to get the code to read the data on the CSV.
Any tips on how to set up 'file_path'?

It's currently set up on a separate tab on visual studio code which is what I thought you'd need to do?

Thanks!

[forest warren]

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[real tangle]

are they both in same folder

try put above:

from pathlib import Path

print(Path(".").absolute())
``` it will tell you the current path that python is executing in context of

print(*(f for f in Path.cwd().iterdir()))
``` should also print out all files in current working directory

[tawny void]

Aint os.listdir better for that?

[real tangle]

...no, its just the same

[tawny void]

Also ivo said it just not too directly, the paths are either full or starting from where u run the code not where the code file is at

[tawny void]

I know but ti just feels simpler

[slow thunder]

This is equivalent to *Path.cwd().iterdir()

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