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edited Nov 29, 2019 at 21:48

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os.system does not allow you to store results, so if you want to store results in some list or something, a subprocess.call works.

os.system does not allow you to store results, so if you want to store results in some list or something subprocess.call works.

os.system does not allow you to store results, so if you want to store results in some list or something, a subprocess.call works.

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edited Jun 11, 2012 at 22:45

Mariusz Jamro

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'os.system'os.system does not allow you to store results, so if you want to store results in some list or something 'subprocess.call'subprocess.call works.

'os.system' does not allow to store results so if you want to store results in some list or something 'subprocess.call' works.

os.system does not allow you to store results, so if you want to store results in some list or something subprocess.call works.

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created Jun 11, 2012 at 22:28

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'os.system' does not allow to store results so if you want to store results in some list or something 'subprocess.call' works.

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