Note that you can find the full path to the folder where the script is being hosted by using the os library in the following way;
import os
home = os.getcwd()
Hence, home can then be used in the following way to access the repository local folder in your machine:
home = os.getcwd()[:-4]
Then, you can write something like home+data to specify a path to the data folder. You should use these features to make the code the most general possible so both of us can directly run it locally.
Note that you can find the full path to the folder where the script is being hosted by using the os library in the following way;
Hence,
home
can then be used in the following way to access the repository local folder in your machine:home = os.getcwd()[:-4]
Then, you can write something like
home+data
to specify a path to the data folder. You should use these features to make the code the most general possible so both of us can directly run it locally.