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I am currently troubleshooting a utility that I have been working on. The main file of the utility is below. Please not that `flatten_dict` and `makerows` are seperate files and functions, respectively. My objectives are to: * Recursively traverse a directory - done * Find XML and text files only …
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if i try to dump from shell like this `python -c 'help("modules")' > ~/Desktop/modules.txt` but if I try to execute from within the python like this `>>os.system("python -c 'help("modules")' > ~/Desktop/modules.txt")` i get error File "<stdin>", line 1 os.system("python -c 'help("modules")' > ~/Desktop/modules.txt") ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax once i get …
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So I have a code that prints out the `sys.argv` when the program is ran. How can I parse $ python ./arch.py install * to show `["./arch.py","install","*"]` Instead of `["./arch.py","install",#other files in directory]`? 
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