Using a python library Biopython from a python program on a different folder that is installed

Biopython is a powerful and widely-used library for computational biology and bioinformatics. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of using Biopython in a Python program located in a different folder from where Biopython is installed.
Before we begin, ensure you have the following prerequisites:
If you haven't already installed Biopython, you can do so using pip:
Let's assume you have the following project structure:
In this structure, my_script.py is your Python program, and biopython_folder is a directory where you want to keep your Biopython-specific scripts.
In biopython_script.py, you can import and use Biopython as follows:
In this example, we import Biopython modules within biopython_script.py. This script creates a simple sequence record and prints it. Now, we will use this script from my_script.py.
To use the Biopython script from your main program located in a different folder, you can follow these steps:
In this script, we first add the path to the biopython_folder to the system path using sys.path.append(...). This allows Python to locate the module we want to import. Then, we import the create_sequence_record function from biopython_script and use it in our main program.
Now, when you run my_script.py, it will successfully use the Biopython functionality from a different folder.