1. mkdir (path [, mode])
Purpose: create a directory, which can be a relative or absolute path. The default mode of mode is 0777.
If the directory has multiple levels, the last level is created. If the parent directory of the last level does not exist, an oserror will be thrown. For example: Import OS
OS. mkdir ('./image') # successful
# If./download exits, successful
# Else
Failed, get
Oserror
Try:
OS. mkdir ('Download/image ')
Optional t oserror, why:
Print "faild: % s" % STR (why)
2. makedirs (path [, mode])
Purpose: Create a recursive directory tree, which can be a relative or absolute path. The default mode of mode is also 0777.
If a subdirectory fails to be created or already exists, an oserror exception is thrown. In Windows, error 183 indicates an existing exception in the directory. If the path has only one level, it is the same as mkdir. For example:
Import OS
Try:
OS. mkdir ('Download/image/PNG ')
Optional t oserror, why:
Print "faild: % s" % STR (why)