I think because the "/bin" has a slightly different color, it doesn't recognize the file path, or rather, nothing is recognized there. I need help, please.
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I don’t know how to use Python, but probably you have to double the backslashes in string constants.
“C:\Program Files\\wkxxx\bin\\wkxxx.exe”
At least at C and C++ this is the case.
You could also try “C:/Program Files/wkxxx/bin/wkxxx.exe”. Maybe it works.
The slightly different color is an indication of what the problem is. The backslash is a so-called escape character at Python (and most other programming languages too). That means the sign that comes after it gets a special meaning. The most common is probably what creates a new line or \\ what creates a single backslash. The combination \b is a backspace. This means “delete the last sign”, so the “f” of “pdf” has also disappeared.
If you really want to have the backslashes in Python 1:1 in the string, it is easiest if you write a r before the opening quotation mark. This then means “raw string” and nothing is changed.
I didn’t know the trick with the r before the string.
You’ve also written, you don’t know about Python 😜
The r is in python about the same as the @ in C# or String.raw in Javascript or simply quote in PowerShell