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When working with file paths in a cross-platform manner, it's important to use the appropriate path separator. For example, Linux uses '/' while Windows uses '\'. Instead of hardcoding these separators, you can use os.sep from the os module, which will handle the correct separator for the operating system you are using.
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When working with file paths in a cross-platform manner, it's important to use the appropriate path separator. For example, Linux uses '/' while Windows uses '\'. Instead of hardcoding these separators, you can use os.sep from the os module, which will handle the correct separator for the operating system you are using.