How It Works Traversing Directories: The tree walks through the directories and subdirectories starting from the current working directory. Writing to a File: The directory structure is written to the directory_tree.txt file, maintaining the hierarchy using indentation. Tree Structure: Folders and files are displayed using tree-like symbols (├── for items and │ for indentation). Output Example If the current directory contains the following structure:

bash /my_project ├── tree.py ├── folder1/ │ ├── file1.txt │ ├── file2.txt └── folder2/ └── file3.txt The tree will output the following in the directory_tree.txt file:

bash /my_project ├── tree.py ├── folder1/ │ ├── file1.txt │ ├── file2.txt └── folder2/ └── file3.txt Usage Run the tree by executing python tree.py in the terminal. After execution, you will find the directory_tree.txt file in the current directory, containing the directory tree structure.