In the Python 3.12 Standard Library documentation for the 'os' module, find the function used to change the current working directory. State its full name, purpose, and the type of argument it requires.
Navigate to the Python 3.12 Standard Library documentation (e.g., python.readthedocs.io/en/3.12.10/) Use the search bar to find documentation related to 'change current working directory' or 'os module'. Navigate to the 'os — Miscellaneous operating system interfaces' documentation page. On the 'os' module page, locate the 'os.chdir()' function, potentially by searching within the page (Ctrl+F) for 'chdir' or navigating to the 'Files and Directories' section. Extract the function's full name, its purpose, and the type of argument it requires. State the extracted information.
Successfully navigate to the Python 3.12 Standard Library documentation. Successfully navigate to the 'os — Miscellaneous operating system interfaces' documentation page. Identify the `os.chdir()` function. State that the function name is `os.chdir()`. State that its purpose is to change the current working directory. State that it requires one argument: `path` (a string or path-like object representing the new directory).