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treyhunner ("Trey Hunner 🐍") wrote:
Python Tip #99 (of 365):
Don't convert pathlib.Path objects to strings
Using a pathlib.Path object in an f-string or a print call is fine and I do this often.
But if you THINK you need to convert a pathlib.Path object to a string to pass it off to some other path-handling utility, you probably don't need to. Most path-handling utilities in Python support pathlib.Path objects just fine.