Listing a Directory in Python - First Level Listing

import os

target = 'c:\\Python38-64\\'

for x in os.listdir(target):
    print(x)

This Python code imports the "os" module.

It assigns a string path 'c:\Python38-64\' to the variable "target". This variable represents the path of a directory that contains files and subdirectories.

The code then uses a "for" loop to iterate over the list of items returned by the "os.listdir" method, which returns a list of all files and directories in the directory specified by "target". For each item in the list, the code prints the name of the item to the console using the "print" method.

Script is trying to list all the files and subdirectories in the directory specified by "target". It does this by iterating over all the files and directories in that directory using the "os.listdir" method, and printing the name of each item to the console.

import os

target = input('Please Enter Dir to Check: ')

for x in os.listdir(target):
    print(x)

The code uses a "for" loop to iterate over the list of items returned by the "os.listdir" method, which returns a list of all files and directories in the directory specified by "target". For each item in the list, the code prints the name of the item to the console using the "print" method.