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In this post you can see how to list and filter files in a folder by using Python 3.7. Three of them are simple but efficient and work on Windows, Linux and MacOS. Which one you will chose depends on your packages and needs:
os.scandir() - since Python 3.5. It is advertised as PEP 471 -- os.scandir() function -- a better and faster directory iterator
os.listdir() - compatible with python 2.7 which make it good if you need to list files in both version Python 2 and 3
os.walk() - method for recursive iteration of files and folders in a given directory
You can see video tutorial on this page: Python 3 simple ways to list files and folders
os.scandir() - since Python 3.5
If you are using Python 3.7 the best way to list all files in your project will by: os.scandir(). It allows many different options like:
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no parameters - list current folder
parameter - list the given folder
Note that os.scandir() is not recursive and if you want to list nested folders you can see os.walk() which is recursive by default.
The last example shows you how to list only files which ends with a given pattern - .bak :
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os.listdir() - compatible with python 2.7
The best advantage for me of using os.listdir() for showing all files and folders in a given directory is compatibility with python 2. Python 2 is still very popular and the usage of it is still big. If you want to list folders in the current folder than you can do:
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Again the second example shows how to list and print all files of a given path:
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Finally we can show all text files of a folder by using:
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os.walk() - method iterating files in a given folder
The last one is useful when you want to collect additional information like: