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## Overview
The **`os.remove()`** method in **Python** is used to remove a file at a specified path. If the specified path is of a directory, this method raises an **`OSError`** exception.

## Syntax
```
os.remove(filePath)
```

## Parameters
This method accepts the following parameter:
* **`filePath`**: This is the path of the file.

## Example
Let’s look at an example of the `os.remove()` method in the code snippet below:



# Import the OS module
import os

# File path
filePath = 'demo.txt'

# Remove the file
os.remove(filePath)


## Explanation
* **Line 2**: We import the `os` module.
* **Line 5**: We declare a variable **`filePath`** that contains the file path.
* **Line 8**: We use the `os.remove()` method to remove the file from the directory.

What is the os.remove() method in Python?

The os.remove() method in Python deletes a specified file, raising an OSError if it's a directory.