Closed 3 months ago.

Closed 3 months ago.

So I am running the start of a ML code, but it returns like this:
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: ‘C:/Users/User/.spyder-py3/isic2019/ISIC_2019_Test_InputISIC_0026756’
I was thinking at that time: why double ? and why my filename, which is supposed to be an .jpg file, is not indicated? Any ways to fix this?
Feel free to ask for more info of my project

I am curious about the differences in leadings slashes in python. (Am on a windows machine- don’t know if that’s relevant.)

I have a python project. The folder structure is like the following:

Assume that there is a file named a.py with the following content:

I’ve encountered a peculiar issue with os.path.join. When I add a forward slash (/) in front of the directory variable and pass it to os.path.join, the result is just /Test_directory. However, if I don’t include the forward slash, the full path /home/mvnd3x/Desktop/Test_directory is printed. The same does not happens if I add a forward slash at the end of the parent_directory. Here’s the code I’m working with:

I am trying to create a code that will track the X-motion of an object in python. I have the video file saved on my laptop in a folder but when I pull up that folder and I am looking at the path that it shows me in the files tab it has “One Drive” first. Do I need to put the One Drive in my path for the code or do I leave it out? I have been messing around with it and I can’t get the code to work it is saying that the file can’t be found.

I’m run into an error while trying to run a Python script (project1.py) from PyCharm. Here’s the error message:
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