I am pretty new here and would appreciate some help.

So lately, I have been using Jupyter notebook for some learning in this case, test out function that I made from a different folder.

Originally, the structure is as follows:

/Main Folder

   / Library(containinng function)
   Notebook

In this structure I can do

     from Library."file" import "function" 

which always work

However, when I started to organise all the notebook in a folder like this

/Main Folder
    /Library
       some.py
    /Notebook
       some.ipynb

And the same import wouldn’t work and return an error Module not found: Library

So I use copilot for help which give me this snippet

import sys

# Get the path to the 'library' folder
library_path = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '..', 'library'))

# Append the 'library' folder to sys.path
if library_path not in sys.path:
    sys.path.append(library_path)

Now, when I have this, if I use the same import as mentioned, it still wouldn’t work, however if I use from "file" import "function" it works just fines, which I said okay, no worries.

All of that was in Vs code. On Pycharm however I do not need to do any of them, when I use the fix that work on VsCode, Pycharm failed. So I thought there was definitely something wrong with the way the path is reach when the code cell run in Notebook

On a normal python files however, I can simply do “`sys.path.append(os.path.abspath”.”) and no matter the sub-folder, I can reach the code without error.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks