- Introduction
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- Contributing
- Acknowledgments
- Search for files for a given path up to 3 levels deep of your choice.
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Write a script that searches a folder you specify (as well as its subfolders, up to two levels deep) and compiles a list of all .jpg files contained in there. The list should include the complete path of each .jpg file.
You should train:
Using for loops
Using conditional statements
Working with pathlib
Thinking about nested loops
If you are feeling bold, create a list containing each type of file extension you find in the folder.
Start with a small folder to make it easy to check whether your program is working correctly. Then search a bigger folder.
This program should work for any specified folder on your computer.
by codingnomads
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- Python
- You will need a desktop or a laptop computer
- RAM: A minimum of 4GB RAM is recommended
- Disk Space: You should have at least 5GB free of space on your working hard drive
To get this project up and running locally, you must already have python plus the necessary packages installed on your computer
simple steps to set up on your local machine
- $ git clone `$ git clone https://github.com/symonkipkemei/file-search.git`
- $ git checkout develop
- Run `python file-search.py`
- In development
- A decoding option
- Allow user to paste long paragraphs
- An interface to allow the user to choose between encrypting and decrypting
Contributions, issues and feature requests are always welcome!
I love meeting other developers, interacting and sharing.
Feel free to check the issues page.
To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.
- Fork the repository
- git clone https://github.com/your_username/file-search
- git checkout develop
- git checkout -b branch name
- git remote add upstream https://github.com/symonkipkemei/file-search
- git pull upstream develop
- git commit -m "commit message"
- git push -u origin HEAD
👤 Symon Kipkemei
- Github: symonkipkemei
- Twitter: @symon_kipkemei
- LinkedIn: Symon kipkemei
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