Files actually exists, yet Python shows "no such file or directory" despite using absolute path
Question:
As can be seen in the following snippets, I have been trying to open a file in Python, the file actually exists, and I am using absolute (not relative) path in the code. Yet, as can be seen this stragne error message (no such file or directory) keeps poping up annoyingly.
Any ideas?
Answers:
You typed E.str when you meant E.srt.
Typo:
the file you are trying to open is E.srt but the path in the error message says E.str
As can be seen in the following snippets, I have been trying to open a file in Python, the file actually exists, and I am using absolute (not relative) path in the code. Yet, as can be seen this stragne error message (no such file or directory) keeps poping up annoyingly.
Any ideas?
You typed E.str when you meant E.srt.
Typo:
the file you are trying to open is E.srt but the path in the error message says E.str