python：从不同文件目录导入模块，文件夹名称带有空格

Question

I already know this will be (wrongly, in my opinion) labelled as duplicate because of this or this , which I've already looked at.

However my problem is different, and cannot be solved with the answers found there.

So I have a python script in C:\\Users\\Me\\Desktop\\My folders\\Projects\\My stuff\\Last Folder\\some_file.py . From this I want to import a file in the same directory, ie inside Last Folder , for this I just use import file . However, then I have a file in C:\\Users\\Me\\Desktop\\My Other Folder\\My Other Projects\\ My Other Stuff\\other_file.py . As you can see the folders have spaces.

Now in the second of the two links above we are told how to import a python file with spaces in the name, a python file, not a folder!

In the second link, the user wants to just open a file using os.

I instead want to import it. How do I do it? When I try

import Users.Me.Desktop.My Other Folder.My Other Projects.My Other Stuff.other_file.py

it says "invalid syntax" because of the spaces. How can I solve this?

Answer 1

import sys
sys.path.append('\Users\Me\Desktop\My folders\Projects\My stuff\Last Folder\some_file.py.') 
# From this I want to import a file in the same directory, i.e. inside Last Folder, for this I just use import file. However, then I have a file in C:\Users\Me\Desktop\My Other Folder\My Other Projects\ My Other Stuff
from other_file import *

Answer 2

I needed to import a utils.py file into a Google Colab Notebook and this worked for me, combining the solution from Surya and here .

from google.colab import drive
drive.mount('/content/drive')

import sys
sys.path.append("/content/drive/My Drive/Colab Notebooks")  # note the absolute path
print(sys.path)

from utils import a, b, c