Python not interpreting wildcard * properly?

Question

For some reason, python doesn't seem to recognize my wildcard command using *.r. A MWE:

filepath = "C:/outputs"
os.remove(f'{filepath}/*.r')

Python returns the following error:

OSError: [WinError 123] The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect: 'C:/outputs/*.r'

I know there are alternatives to using the "*.r" method, such as using a "for file in os.listdir(...): if file.endswith('.r'): os.remove(file)" etc. But the "os.remove('./*.r')" method works in my other python files, so this is just driving me insane. What might be going wrong?

Answer 1

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