How to open local file on Jupyter

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In 1    path   Users apple Downloads train csv  open path  readline     Out 1    FileNotFoundError                         Traceback  most recent call  last   lt ipython-input-7-7fad5faebc9b gt  in  lt module gt    ---- gt  1 open path  readline    FileNotFoundError   Errno 2  No such file or directory     Users apple Downloads train csv    I m confused a lot I thought this code is exactly similar with many tutorials  and I m sure I have this file in the right path  but why does it not works

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To start Jupyter Notebook in Windows   open a Windows cmd  win   R and return cmd  change directory to the desired file path  cd file-path  give command jupyter notebook  You can further navigate from the UI of Jupyter notebook after you launch it  if you are not directly launching the right file   OR you can directly drag and drop the file to the cmd  to open the file  C  Users kushalatreya gt jupyter notebook  quot C  Users kushalatreya Downloads Material PythonCourseFolder PythonCourse-DataTypes ipynb quot

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I would suggest you to test it firstly   copy this train csv to the same directory as this jupyter script in and then change the path to train csv to test whether this can be loaded successfully    If yes  that means the previous path input is a problem  If not  that means the file it self denied your access to it  or its real filename can be something else like  train csv  lt hidden extension gt

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Install jupyter  Open terminal  Go to folder where you file is  in terminal ie cd path to folder   Run jupyter notebook  And voila  you have something like this      Notice that to open a notebook in the folder  you can either click on it in the browser or go to address   http   localhost 8888 notebooks name of your file ipynb

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simple way is to move your files to be read under the same folder of your python file  then you just need to use the name of the file  without calling another path

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I do not know if it s what you were looking for  but it sounds to me something like this   This is for linux  ubuntu  but maybe it also works on mac   If the file is a pdf called  book pdf  and is located in your downloads  then   import subprocess  path   home user Downloads book pdf  subprocess call   evince   path     where evince is the program that open pdfs in ubuntu

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Are you running this on Windows or Linux  If you re on Windows then you should be use a path like C   Users  apple  Downloads train csv   If you re on Linux  then you can follow the same path

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Here s a possibile solution  in Python    Let s say you have a notebook with a file name  call it Notebook ipynb  You are currently working in that notebook  and want to access other folders and files around it  Here s it s path   import os notebook path   os path abspath  Notebook ipynb     In other words  just use the os module  and get the absolute path of your notebook  it s a file  too    From there  use the os module and your path to navigate   For example  if your train csv is in a folder called  Datasets   and the notebook is sitting right next to that folder  you could get the data like this   train csv   os path join os path dirname notebook path    Datasets train csv   with open train csv  as file           etc   The takeaway is that the notebook has a file name  and as long as your language supports pathname manipulations  e g  the os module in Python  you can likely use the notebook filename   Lastly  the reason your code fails is probably because you re either trying to access local files  like your Mac s  Downloads  folder  when you re working in an online Notebook  like Kaggle  which hosts your environment for you  online and away from your Mac   or you moved or deleted something in that path  This is what the os module in Python is meant to do  it will find the file s path whether it s on your Mac or in a Kaggle server

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Many tutorials said that we should change Jupyter s workflow  but I didn t get it     Finally  I find an easy way  Just drags file to this part

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On osX  Your path should be   path     Users name Downloads filename    with name the current user logged in

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