Why does Python create two copies of files when writing with open()?

Question

Python

with open(f"./captcha/{cls.count}.jpeg", "wb") as f:
    f.write(await captcha_res.read())

I want to write a file, with this construction, a file appears in the current directory with the name "./captcha/1.jpeg" (this is the whole file name) , and in the directory I need \captcha\ 1.jpeg (the file name is 1.jpeg and it is stored in the captcha folder)
OS Ubuntu 20.4.

Answer 1

Well, you most likely started to make slashes in the other direction, launched it, so you created such crooked files, then made the correct slashes, confused it, created it in the right folder.

Answer 2

bezopasnik.org/article/book/index.htm - look here.