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How to store file in Windows OS instead of `/tmp` unix?
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To store a file in a specific directory on Windows instead of the default /tmp
directory used in Unix-like systems, you can specify the desired file path when saving or creating the file.
Here's an example in Python:
pythonimport os
file_path = r"C:\Path\to\desired\directory\filename.txt"
# Open the file in write mode
with open(file_path, 'w') as file:
# Write content to the file
file.write("This is the content of the file.")
print("File saved successfully at:", file_path)
In this example, file_path
represents the desired file path on your Windows system. The r
prefix before the string denotes a raw string, which helps to handle backslashes in Windows file paths correctly.
You can replace C:\Path\to\desired\directory\filename.txt
with the actual path and filename you want to use.
By specifying the desired file path when creating or saving the file, you can store the file in a specific directory on your Windows system instead of the default /tmp
directory used in Unix-like systems.