Wilshire @ Wilshire @beehaw.org

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Owning a second home should be illegal.

The memory is corrupt, that's why it won't load.

The cheap Bluetooth ones work as well as the expensive ones

Autosync for Google Drive - Syncs folders in Google Drive to your phone. I use it for music files.

*cow rape juice

Malaria is hot right now

Same as it ever was.

We got Fantasia Mickey, which is my favorite. My wife wants Tiana.

What do you plan to make with it?

Elite Dangerous in VR. I can really disconnect from the real world and just enjoy being a space-pirate bounty hunter.

Name one example....

Cars, "They don't build them like the used to", because crumple zones save lives.

If you're reading the file path from standard input, you could try using the os.path.normpath() function from the os module to normalize the file path before passing it to the PdfReader function. This function converts a pathname to the normal form for the current operating system, which could help resolve any issues with the file path.

Here's an example of how you could use this function:

 python

    
import os
from PyPDF2 import PdfReader

def main():
    path = input('Whatever: ')
    normalized_path = os.path.normpath(path)
    reader = PdfReader(normalized_path)

  

Give this a try and let me know if it helps!

I hope this isn't against the rules.

ChatGPT4: It seems that the issue you’re facing is related to the way you’re passing the file path to the PdfReader function. One possible solution could be to use a raw string for the file path by adding an r before the opening quotation mark of the string. For example: path = r"C:\Users\example input.pdf".

Another solution could be to use double backslashes instead of single backslashes \ in the file path. You could also try using forward slashes / instead of backslashes.

Have you tried any of these solutions? Let me know if they work for you