I am writing a Python script on Windows, that needs to work on a Red Hat Linux machine. On Windows,
os.path.abspath(os.curdir)
returns something like
C:\Users\Me\...\CurrentDirectory
without a trailing \ .
I'm unable to run it on Linux, but to my knowledge it would be more like
/home/Me/.../CurrentDirectory
with the slashes going the other way, and I'm uncertain about a trailing / . First of all, is there one? Secondly, how do I deal with this issue? The script doesn't have to work on both Windows and Linux, just Linux, in the end. Though I can only test it on Windows :(