docs: FileSystem #42
docs: FileSystem #42
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@rigor789 I think we should provide an explanation about the difference between |
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| To check if a file exists, call the static [exists](#exists) method of the File class and pass it the file path string: |
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Typo.
"pass it the file path string"
Should be "pass it to the file path stored in a string"
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I think it should be "pass it the file path as a string"
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"pass the method the file path as a string"
No confusion that way.
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Thank you @SeanKelly369 . |
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"pass the method the file path as a string"
No confusion that way.
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| The FileSystem module provides high-level abstractions for file system entities such as files, folders, known folders( the entry to the device file system), paths, separators, etc. |
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The FileSystem module offers easy-to-use tools for working with files and folders in a computer's file system. It provides helpful functions for managing files, folders, paths, and separators, etc.
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| - To read data from a text file, use the `readText` or `readTextSync` method of the file instance: |
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How about something less dry, such as this ->
To extract data from a text file, you can use the readText or readTextSync method of the file instance. Here's an example of how to use it:
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| ### Normalizing a path | ||
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| To normalize a path use the `normalize` or create the path with the `join` method from the [path](#path-operations) object: |
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Is it worthwhile mentioning what normalizing a path means?
Co-authored-by: Nathan Walker <walkerrunpdx@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Nathan Walker <walkerrunpdx@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Nathan Walker <walkerrunpdx@gmail.com>
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