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I have an exported file from python 3.7 (python installed in windows 10, under anaconda3), I want to read this file using jupyter notebook and python 3.6.9 (python installed via WSL - Windows Subsystem for Linux) I used:

df = pd.read_csv(r"D:\Data\CSV_file.csv", sep = ",",header = None,engine = "python")

But I got an error:

FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'D:\Data\CSV_file.csv'

I tried (csv,xlsx) formats but I had the same error. the paths of two files are (/home/user_name for python 3.6.9 and C:\Users\user_name for python 3.7). How can I read this file using jupyter notebook?

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You have to use Linux file paths because it is acting like the Linux OS. Change r"D:\Data\CSV_file.csv" to r"/mnt/d/Data/CSV_file.csv" since /mnt/d is equivalent of D:.

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Thanks but still not working, the same error message
Are you on WSL and you are typing python 3 <name of script>? What are you talking about using the Jupyter notebook?
I installed python and jupter via WSL, I want to used jupyter to read the file for future work.
Sorry, did you use mnt/c/? You probably should use /mnt/d/ cause I noticed your file is saved in the D: drive.
doesn't he needs to mount the drive first ?
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