How does Python's os module handle file and directory operations? #12
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A:os module provides functions:
os.path.exists(),os.mkdir(),os.remove(),os.listdir(), etc. It's the traditional way to handle filesystem operations. Modern Python preferspathlibfor path operations, but os is still widely used and necessary for some operations.