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Note that I have placed all the data files in a sub directory (or sub folder) called data. In unix we use the "/" to specify directories on the path to your file. In windows, we use the "$\backslash$" to specify directories on the path to your file. This very small difference has caused many software engineers much pain in trying to write portable programs that run well on both unix and windows systems. I am using Linux an open source version of unix
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