Code Explanation:
1. Importing the os Module
import os
Purpose: Imports the built-in os module, which provides functions to interact with the operating system.
Usage here: We'll use os.listdir() to list files in a directory.
2. Defining a Function: file_gen(path)
def file_gen(path):
Purpose: Defines a generator function named file_gen that takes a single parameter path (which should be a directory path).
3. Creating and Returning a Generator Expression
return (f for f in os.listdir(path)
if f.endswith('.py'))
os.listdir(path): Lists all files and folders in the directory given by path.
for f in os.listdir(path): Iterates through every item (f) in that directory.
if f.endswith('.py'): Filters the items to only include files that end with .py (i.e., Python files).
Generator Expression: Instead of returning a full list, this line returns a generator, which produces .py filenames on demand (saves memory).
4. Printing the Type of Returned Object
print(type(file_gen('.')))
file_gen('.'): Calls the function with '.', which means the current directory.
type(...): Returns the type of the object returned by file_gen.
Expected Output:
<class 'generator'>
This shows that file_gen() returns a generator object, not a list or tuple.
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