Use shutil mode.Create a script called copy_activities.py with a function called stu_activities that does the following:

Finds les in ~/Downloads that contain the string Stu_ Copies these les (using the folders naming convention) into the correct Week and Day directory within the CyberSecurity-Notes directory created in part 1.

This question has been posted but does not copy anything to the files

This is what i have already created they need to be copied into these dir

Create a script called create_notes_drs.py . In the le, dene and call a function called main that does the following: Creates a directory called CyberSecurity-Notes in the current working directory Within the CyberSecurity-Notes directory, creates 24 sub-directories (sub-folders), called Week 1 , Week 2 , Week 3 , and so on until up through Week 24 Within each week directory, create 3 sub-directories, called Day 1 , Day 2 , and Day 3

my code for this

import os

def main():

#Storring folder name into a variable

mainDir = "CyberSecurity-Notes"

#isdir will check if the is an existing path

if os.path.isdir(mainDir):

print("Directory already exists")

os.mkdir(mainDir) #creating the dir if it dint find a file name

#This loop will create a folder 24 times

for week in range(1,25):

os.mkdir("{}/Week{}".format(mainDir,week))

#this folder will loop 3 times ceating the days folder before it loops again in the week loop

for day in range(1,4):

os.mkdir("{}/Week{}/Day{}".format(mainDir,week,day))

main()