I am getting such type of error when i am trying to open any new data set in new notebook , I did all the things which are needed like upload file .csv file in notebook, importing libraries etc… but still I’m getting the error.
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Screenshots are reserved for things you can’t post as text or illustrating things in the GUI that are otherwise to get across. For a post such as this, you should have pasted in the error. That will hold for any site that advises in things as screenshots are not indexable and such sites are about growing a knowledgebase so the next person with your exact problem will find the solution.
However, here you have to ask yourself if this is pertinent to this site. An exercise to always run in your mind is if I ran this directly in Python would I get the same result. If you are novice and cannot assess that, you can actually just do the exercise. I believe here you’d get the same result and so this is not pertinent to Jupyter.
All that being said…
I suspect the error is accurate & you don’t have such a file with that file path on your system. You need to investigate relative vs absolute paths, I think. This is a common issue with a lot of advice on the web already.
I’ll add that if this had been an actual issue pertinent to this forum, you’d have to add a lot more to your post to convince us you have that file in that location. Learn to use the pwd and ls and %cd commands (or equivalents on your system) in the running notebook so that you can explore things and prove to yourself and those trying to help you what you are saying is accurate. (By the way, pwd stands for ‘print working drive’).
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