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OK, so when I use open(<filename>, 'w') the program either writes to the specified file or creates a new one if it doesn't exist, right? Is there a way to create a folder path or something? Like to create D:\My Documents\Folder and create a file in that folder? How would … 
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I'm writing part of a program that involves writing user generated information to a text file. [code]class MonsterStats: def __init__(self, name): self.__monName = name def setName(self, name): self.__monName = name def fileWrite(self): monFile = open('MonsterFile.txt', 'w') monFile.write(self.__monName) monFile.close() [/code] I wrote this to test it out: [code]import MonsterClass name = … 
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