Difference between revisions of "Os (Python library)"
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<code>[[import]] os</code> | <code>[[import]] os</code> | ||
| − | Command execution | + | ===Command execution=== |
[[os.system]]("your_code ") | [[os.system]]("your_code ") | ||
[[os.system]]("[[uptime]]") | [[os.system]]("[[uptime]]") | ||
| − | [[File]] management | + | ===[[File]] management=== |
[[os.close]]([[fd]]) | [[os.close]]([[fd]]) | ||
Revision as of 13:30, 13 October 2021
Usage
import os
Command execution
os.system("your_code ")
os.system("uptime")
File management
os.close(fd)
Example
#!/usr/bin/env python3 import os os.system("echo 'Hello World'")
Related
See also
- Python, PIP, GIL, Flask, Django, Marshmallow,
def, logging, Pandas, Numpy, AWS Chalice,import,from,tuple,list, Python exceptions,virtualenv,.append,pytz,TZ,print,python3 -c,os, PEP, Python Institute, Methods: Dunder methods, Flake8, Python collections, Function decorators in Python, Click python library, Python module, Flower,kwargs, Black (Python), Python list structure, Mypy,variables, Casting,try:, pydoc, argparse, Anaconda,pyenv, setup.py, python3 --version, python3 --help, Data Classes, raise
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