1. os package
The os package includes a variety of functions to implement many functions of the operating system. This package is very complex. Some commands of the os package are used for file management. We list the most commonly used ones here:
mkdir(path) creates a new directory, path is a string, indicating the path of the new directory. Equivalent to the $mkdir command
rmdir(path) deletes an empty directory. path is a string indicating the path of the directory you want to delete. Equivalent to the $rmdir command
listdir(path) returns all files in the directory. Equivalent to the $ls command.
remove(path) deletes the file pointed to by path.
rename(src, dst) Rename the file, src and dst are two paths, indicating the paths before and after renaming respectively.
chmod(path, mode) changes the permissions of the file pointed to by path. Equivalent to the $chmod command.
chown(path, uid, gid) changes the owner and ownership group of the file pointed to by path. Equivalent to the $chown command.
stat(path) View additional information about the file pointed to by path, equivalent to the $ls -l command.
symlink(src, dst) creates a soft link for the file dst, src is the path of the soft link file. Equivalent to the $ln -s command.
getcwd() queries the current working path (cwd, current working directory), which is equivalent to the $pwd command.
2. shutdown package
copy(src, dst) copies files from src to dst. Equivalent to the $cp command.
move(src, dst) moves files from src to dst. Equivalent to the $mv command.