Python method tempnam() returns a unique path name that is reasonable for creating a temporary file.
With the release of Python 3.0 version, the os.tempnam() method has been deprecated.Syntax
Following is the syntax for Python os.tempnam() method −
os.tempnam(dir, prefix)Parameters
The Pythonos.tempnam() accepts the following parameters −
dir − This is the dir where the temporary filename will be created.
prefix − This is the prefix of the generated temporary filename.
The Python os.tempnam() method returns a unique path.
ExampleThe following example shows the usage of tempnam() method.
import os, sys # prefix is tuts1 of the generated file tmpfn = os.tempnam("/tmp/tutorialsdir,'tuts1'") print ("This is the unique path:") print (tmpfn)
When we run above program, it produces following result −
This is the unique path: /tmp/tutorialsdir/tuts1IbAco8
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