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Prepend folder name to paths in an array
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To prepend a folder name to each path in an array using Python, you can iterate over the array and modify each path by adding the folder name. Here's an example:
pythonfolder_name = "folder"
paths = ["file1.txt", "file2.txt", "file3.txt"]
# Prepend folder name to each path
result = [folder_name + "\\" + path for path in paths]
# Print the modified paths
for path in result:
print(path)
This will output:
folder\file1.txt
folder\file2.txt
folder\file3.txt
In this example, folder_name
represents the name of the folder you want to prepend, and paths
is the array of paths. The list comprehension is used to iterate over each path in the array and create a new path by concatenating the folder name and the original path. The resulting modified paths are stored in the result
list, which can be further processed or used as needed.