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I was trying to execute the Program that I coded in Windows, in a Linux environment, I was consistently getting error on the line that was supposed to Import the file from the sub-folder. The program gives the following error, <pre><code>Traceback (most recent call last): File "BlackBox.py", line 26, in <module> from BB_Files import BB_Expand ImportError: No module named BB_Files </code></pre> Despite the presence of the file BB_Expand inside BB_Files folder, I am still getting the error. I have also tried appending the path of my current directories in Python, <pre><code>sys.path.append("/home/pe/Desktop/AES") # Sub-Folders of AES are also accessible sys.path.append("/home/pe/Desktop/AES/BB_Files") </code></pre> But Still no Luck, This is the File Structure, <pre><code>/home/pe/Desktop/AES/Main.py /home/pe/Desktop/AES/BB_Files /home/pe/Desktop/AES/BB_Files/BB_Days.py /home/pe/Desktop/AES/BB_Files/BB_Expand.py /home/pe/Desktop/AES/BB_Files/BB_Steps.py </code></pre> this is the output of <code>ls -l</code> command, <pre><code>drwxrwx--x 4 pe users 4096 Oct 26 21:43 BB_Files -rw-rw---- 1 pe users 15284 Oct 26 22:04 Main.py </code></pre> This is some initial code in the file, <pre><code>import sys # sys.argv ; sys.path, sys.exit import os import hashlib import struct # Interpret strings as packed binary data import getopt # for Runtime arguments import time from datetime import date # Append Paths from where the Files would be Imported. sys.path.append("/home/pe/Desktop/AES") # Sub-Folders of AES are also accessible sys.path.append("/home/pe/Desktop/AES/BB_Files") # Sub-Fodlers of BB_Files are also accessible now (Tables) from BB_Files import BB_Expand from BB_Files import BB_Steps from BB_Files import BB_Days </code></pre> This is the line giving an error, <pre><code>from BB_Files import BB_Expand </code></pre> The program doesn't run after this line because the Python couldn't find this Module. But when I tried to print the path of the current directory I get nothing, have a look, <pre><code>print("Path is:",os.path.dirname(__file__)) print("sufiyan") </code></pre> Output: <pre><code>('Path is:', '') sufiyan Traceback (most recent call last): File "BlackBox.py", line 25, in <module> from bbfiles import bbexpand ImportError: No module named bbfiles </code></pre> I want to know why the path is not being printed while its printing fine in Windows. All i get is a black space instead of the path of the current directory.
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Cannot getting the Current directory Path in Python (Linux)
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