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Expand Up @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ If you use OS-Lib and like it, you will probably enjoy the following book by the

* https://www.handsonscala.com/[_Hands-on Scala Programming_]

_Hands-on Scala_ has uses OS-Lib extensively throughout the book, and has
_Hands-on Scala_ uses OS-Lib extensively throughout the book, and has
the entirety of _Chapter 7: Files and Subprocesses_ dedicated to
OS-Lib. _Hands-on Scala_ is a great way to level up your skills in Scala
in general and OS-Lib in particular.
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== Cookbook

Most operation in OS-Lib take place on <<os-path>>s, which are
Most operations in OS-Lib take place on <<os-path>>s, which are
constructed from a base path or working directory `wd`. Most often, the first
thing to do is to define a `wd` path representing the folder you want to work
with:
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val wd = os.pwd / "my-test-folder"
----

You can of course multiple base paths, to use in different parts of your program
You can of course have multiple base paths, to use in different parts of your program
where convenient, or simply work with one of the pre-defined paths `os.pwd`,
`os.root`, or `os.home`.

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