Bash (Bourne Again shell). It is a shell used in Linux and GNU operating systems. Bash is an enhanced version of Bourne shell.
Why bash
commands???
Bash commands
interact the system. It deals with Datatypes, files, directories and its associated functions.
Some of the
bash commands are listed below.
ls – lists the
files and directory.
cd- changes
the directory.
pwd –
displays the present working directory.
touch –
creates a new file.
rm -remove
files and directory.
cp – copying
a file.
mv – move a
file to another location.
These are
the basic bash commands.
How to execute
bash commands in python???
This can be done by some built in
packages in python. Let us use the package “os”.
Print the
current working directory: Equivalent to pwd
#first,
import the os package
import os
#getcwd() prints
the current working directory
os.getcwd()
#the output
is given below
To change directory: Equivalent to cd
It uses a function called “chdir()”.
Let us built the code.
#import the
os package.
import os
#use the
chdir() function to change the directory. Include your URL.
os.chdir(“c:\raji”)
#print the
changed directory.
print(os.getcwd())
#output to
change directory
To list the files in current directory: Equivalent to ls
Here, a function listdir() is
used. To print the files in the directory, use the below code..
#code to
display the files in the directory.
os.listdir()
#here is
the output
These are the basic bash commands can be executed in python.
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