Error message concerning path

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Reuben Addison
Reuben Addison on 22 Mar 2023
Answered: Nithin Kumar on 1 Apr 2023
I am trying to make a loop over several folders using a path for my function but when I test the code I get
subject_number = "45";
maindir = sprintf('/Users/Baso/Desktop/TMM/TMM%s/m2m_TMM%s', subject_number,subject_number);
part = sprintf('/TMM%s_tms_PH_simu', subject_number);
S.subpath = maindir;
S.subpath = fullfile(maindir, part);
I keep getting the error "TypeError: stat: path should be string, bytes, os.PathLike or integer, not NoneType"
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Nithin Kumar
Nithin Kumar on 31 Mar 2023
Edited: Nithin Kumar on 31 Mar 2023
Hi Reuben,
I have executed the code that you have provided and it is working fine. I would like to know more details regarding the issue you are facing.
Stephen23
Stephen23 on 31 Mar 2023
Edited: Stephen23 on 31 Mar 2023
That is a Python error: it refers to Python's inbuilt "os" module:
and to Python's object type "NoneType":
You should be asking on a Python forum.

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Nithin Kumar
Nithin Kumar on 1 Apr 2023
Hi Reuben,
I understand that you are facing an issue while trying to loop over several folders using a path. The error message "Typeerror: stat: path should be string, bytes, os.pathlike or integer, not NoneType" occurs when you are trying to perform a file operation and the path that you have provided is not a valid path.
To resolve this error, you should check that the path you are providing is a valid file path. You can use the "exist" function to check if a file or folder exists. Kindly refer to the following link to go through the "exist" function.
You should also make sure that the path is formatted correctly and that you are using the correct file extension.
I hope this answer resolves the issue you are encountering.

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