#coding=utf
import glob
glob.glob('/pycharm/*')
I used to the python3.5 version ,
TypeError: 'module' object is not callable
#coding=utf
from glob import *
glob('/pycharm/*')
It has another error,
NameError: name 'glob' is not defined
5 Answers
If you just need glob() makes sure that the function name is the same as a module name. This worked for me.
from glob import glob
g = glob('*.jpg')
Please check if "glob" is used as a variable in the code, before the import statement is called.
if "glob" is used as a variable, the original meaning of the module will change, giving the mentioned errors.
You just need to install the glob module in your machine by the following command
$ pip install glob2
and after the installation, you just need to do the following changes in your code
import glob2
g = glob2.glob('/pycharm/*')
Or you can import only the glob module from the glob2 for the better performance
from glob2 import glob
g = glob2.glob('/pycharm/*')
If you can import this package in terminal, maybe you should check if you import glob before call it or not.I met this error today in a jupyter notebook, find I forget to run the import sentence XD
you need to add full path like this
import glob
covid_path = r'C:\Users\Mohmed\Desktop\Corona Project\new start\CNN\CT_COVID'
covid_files = glob.glob(covid_path + '/*')
print(len(covid_files))
