Remove . prefix from relative pathnames

[mustafaquraish]

On a second thought, I kind of like the ./ to explicitly specify the file(s) are in the current folder

[Maroloccio]

On a second thought, I kind of like the ./ to explicitly specify the file(s) are in the current folder

I wonder where the files could be otherwise, though, if not in the current folder.

[mustafaquraish]

Doesn't hurt to be explicit though, does it? 😄

[Maroloccio]

Doesn't hurt to be explicit though, does it? 😄

In Python, would you specify None in dict.get("key", None) in the same spirit? It's the default, but being explicit "doesn't hurt".