# Python program to explain os.path.relpath() method 
    
# importing os module 
import os
  
# Path
path = "/home / User / Desktop / file.txt"
  
# Path of Start directory
start = "/home / User"
  
# Compute the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the given start directory.
relative_path = os.path.relpath(path, start)
  
# Print the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the given start directory.
print(relative_path)
  
  
  
# Path
path = "/home / User / Desktop / file.txt"
  
# Compute the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the current directory.
  
# if we do not specify the start
# parameter it will default to
# os.curdir i.e current directory 
relative_path = os.path.relpath(path)
  
# Print the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the given start directory.
print(relative_path)
  
  
# Path
path = "/home / User / Desktop / file.txt"
  
# Path of Start directory
start = "GeeksForGeeks / home"
  
# Compute the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the given start directory.
relative_path = os.path.relpath(path, start)
  
# Print the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the given start directory.
print(relative_path)
  
  
# Path
path = "/home / User / Desktop / file.txt"
  
# Path of Start directory
start = "/home / User / ihritik / file.txt"
  
# Compute the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the given start directory.
relative_path = os.path.relpath(path, start)
  
# Print the relative file path
# to the given path from the 
# the given start directory.
print(relative_path)

Desktop/file.txt
../User/Desktop/file.txt
../../../User/Desktop/file.txt
../../Desktop/file.txt