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Moving a file in python using shutil - Needlz - Jan 24, 2012
Hi, I am currently learning python 3 and needed to learn how to move a file for a script I am currently making.
I have commented so you know what is going on. I am using the shutil module and getting user input.
This is written for py3
Quote:#Importing the shutil module
import shutil
#Asking user input for the source file
source = input("Please enter your source file > ")
#Asking user input for destination
destination = input("Now please enter your destination file > ")
#Moving the source to destination =
shutil.move(source, destination)
print (" ")
print ("Your file was moved to ", destination)
* - Hydra_ - Jan 24, 2012
the script is working good buddy ,,, and there is no problem in it ... what do u need ???
* - Needlz - Jan 24, 2012
(Jan 24, 2012 05:03 PM)The-Hydra Wrote: the script is working good buddy ,,, and there is no problem in it ... what do u need ???
Don't need anything was just posting it up to help other users
* - Hydra_ - Jan 24, 2012
(Jan 24, 2012 05:07 PM)Needlz Wrote: Don't need anything was just posting it up to help other users
ahaaa ... sorry 😁
but, don't u see it's kinda little thread ... i mean u can put many other things in addition to this ... and you are a LEET so u can Edit ur thread any time 🙂 ... just my opinion ✌
* - Rhynorater. - Jan 24, 2012
This has already been posted. But a nice contribution non the less.
-Rhynorater.
* - dsMadKilla11 - May 27, 2012
Pretty neat script.Kind of less interactive though for the user has to input the directory.
It may have been better if you had stored it as a variable or passed it as a parameter of a function.(I'm gonna try a bit more)