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Python calling .txt file in same folder
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I'm trying to access the .txt file in my project folder (in the same folder). But I am kept getting FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'u200eu2068useragents.txt' error.
Code is;
USER_AGENT_LIST = "useragents.txt"
python python-3.x scrapy
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
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I'm trying to access the .txt file in my project folder (in the same folder). But I am kept getting FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'u200eu2068useragents.txt' error.
Code is;
USER_AGENT_LIST = "useragents.txt"
python python-3.x scrapy
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
m12lm12l
153
use the full path to the file
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:56
@HugoDelahaye I did, but still the same issue. I don't know why, keep changing the first character of the address to something like this: 'u200eu2068
– m12l
Mar 22 at 16:58
for some reason you have special unicode characters in youfilename. try deleting it and retyping it
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 17:00
add a comment |
I'm trying to access the .txt file in my project folder (in the same folder). But I am kept getting FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'u200eu2068useragents.txt' error.
Code is;
USER_AGENT_LIST = "useragents.txt"
python python-3.x scrapy
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
m12lm12l
153
I'm trying to access the .txt file in my project folder (in the same folder). But I am kept getting FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'u200eu2068useragents.txt' error.
Code is;
USER_AGENT_LIST = "useragents.txt"
python python-3.x scrapy
python python-3.x scrapy
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
m12lm12l
153
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
m12lm12l
153
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
m12lm12l
153
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
m12lm12l
153
asked Mar 22 at 16:49
m12lm12l
153
153
use the full path to the file
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:56
@HugoDelahaye I did, but still the same issue. I don't know why, keep changing the first character of the address to something like this: 'u200eu2068
– m12l
Mar 22 at 16:58
for some reason you have special unicode characters in youfilename. try deleting it and retyping it
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 17:00
add a comment |
use the full path to the file
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:56
@HugoDelahaye I did, but still the same issue. I don't know why, keep changing the first character of the address to something like this: 'u200eu2068
– m12l
Mar 22 at 16:58
for some reason you have special unicode characters in youfilename. try deleting it and retyping it
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 17:00
use the full path to the file
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:56
use the full path to the file
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:56
@HugoDelahaye I did, but still the same issue. I don't know why, keep changing the first character of the address to something like this: 'u200eu2068
– m12l
Mar 22 at 16:58
@HugoDelahaye I did, but still the same issue. I don't know why, keep changing the first character of the address to something like this: 'u200eu2068
– m12l
Mar 22 at 16:58
for some reason you have special unicode characters in youfilename. try deleting it and retyping it
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 17:00
for some reason you have special unicode characters in youfilename. try deleting it and retyping it
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 17:00
add a comment |
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it seems like you have a control character in your file name value. erase and write the file name again. Check if your editor or IDE has the feature to show invisible control characters. you will be able to see it.
answered Mar 22 at 16:59
Narendra PetkarNarendra Petkar
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it seems like you have a control character in your file name value. erase and write the file name again. Check if your editor or IDE has the feature to show invisible control characters. you will be able to see it.
answered Mar 22 at 16:59
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it seems like you have a control character in your file name value. erase and write the file name again. Check if your editor or IDE has the feature to show invisible control characters. you will be able to see it.
answered Mar 22 at 16:59
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it seems like you have a control character in your file name value. erase and write the file name again. Check if your editor or IDE has the feature to show invisible control characters. you will be able to see it.
answered Mar 22 at 16:59
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it seems like you have a control character in your file name value. erase and write the file name again. Check if your editor or IDE has the feature to show invisible control characters. you will be able to see it.
answered Mar 22 at 16:59
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use the full path to the file
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 16:56
@HugoDelahaye I did, but still the same issue. I don't know why, keep changing the first character of the address to something like this: 'u200eu2068
– m12l
Mar 22 at 16:58
for some reason you have special unicode characters in youfilename. try deleting it and retyping it
– Hugo Delahaye
Mar 22 at 17:00