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In this lecture, you learn how to extract the zip files.

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So in this directory here, I have two zip files.

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Items, 1.60 and items to each of them have some Sears files inside.

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Now the purpose of the scripts that we're going to write is to put each of these file sets into two

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different folders inside the destination folder, which is currently empty.

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So by the end of this video, we're going to have two folders items one and items two, and each of

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those folders will have the corresponding files from each of these zip files.

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So we need the path object and the Zip File Library also routes dear, this time is going to be path.

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So guess what is the root directory?

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Where are we working on?

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I think is the project directory, which is that so adult means it's in the same directory as the script,

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the script main that spy is here in this factory.

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So that means we're working in the same directory.

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But let's also define the destination directory or path, whatever you'd like to call it.

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So this would be a path object also that points to this destination folder.

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And then you say for path in deer that are gallop or should we use Glob this time?

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So our globe would go inside each of the folders, but if you just want to check one level, so if you

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want to check this directory only, then you want to use Galop.

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Not our globe, because our global check subfolders also so that zip we iterate to get access to these

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files and we open each file using zip file that zip file.

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So path that's one this time should be a read mode.

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We are not modifying these files.

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We're just reading them and seeing what they have inside.

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So that's a reads operation as that's f that f is just so valuable.

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And no, we would say that I have that extract all that the methods to extract the files.

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And this gets us past arguments.

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You see path here.

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It's an argument of this and the path is equal to perhaps the destination path.

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So basically, this should be a directory path, not a file path.

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This is a destination directory where the files should be extracted.

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And if we leave it like that, all the files will be extracted inside this nation.

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But if you want to have separate folders for each of these instead of putting them all in one folder,

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then you want to create a new path.

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Let's say final path is equal to destination path slash another path, which I would say could be something

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like path the system.

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So that's path is this item swan the zip.

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Then it's items to the zip and paths.

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TAM gets only that first part without the extension, without the DOT.

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So it gets only items one as a string.

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So this is a string, actually.

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So we construct a path using the destination path.

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So of the product of this will be destination slash items one in the first iteration.

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You can check that if you stop the scripts here, use this point and then go to debugger and press that

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run button.

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So you see, no, that path is here.

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And 10 is currently items rights.

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In that current situation.

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So we're using the debugger to stop the execution of the script of the line where I place the dot,

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so stop that.

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And yeah, that should do it, I think.

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But here now with Path, Path is equal to final path.

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Yeah.

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And run.

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See the destination.

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Yeah, so we have these two directories, items one.

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These are the files that were inside item one, the zip and items too.

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These are the files that were inside items to the zip.

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And as a final code.

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Let me delete that breakpoint.

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And so I hope to see you in the next videos to.