Closed Carsopre closed 2 months ago
I would expect this will lead to problems with all/most other notebooks as well, as they also use "/" to construct paths.
That's not true, the /
is accepted to join paths, .joinpath
is simply more explicit and therefore why I modified this one. The jupyter notebooks are standalone examples and it's natural they will differentiate one from the other as code will change with time.
Issue addressed
Solves #440
Code of conduct
What has been done?
Correct relative paths throughout the notebook. The previous implementation would only be valid when running under a windows environment.
Checklist
black
andisort
definitions.master
.Additional Notes (optional)
Added explicit
joinpath
instead of/
forPathlib.Path
objects.