How can you import the 'pathlib' module with alias 'pl' and use it to get the current working directory as a string?

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Python - Modules and Code Organization

Aimport pl as pathlib print(pl.Path.cwd())

Bimport pathlib as pl print(str(pl.Path.cwd()))

Cimport pathlib as pl print(pl.getcwd())

Dimport pathlib print(pl.Path.cwd())

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Import pathlib with alias 'pl'
Use 'import pathlib as pl' to alias the module.
Step 2: Use pl.Path.cwd() and convert to string
pl.Path.cwd() returns current path object; str() converts it to string.
Final Answer:
import pathlib as pl\nprint(str(pl.Path.cwd())) -> Option B
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