**Os.mkdir()** method is used in python to try to create a path with a numeric mode. 

>Note: The method gives FileExistsError if the path already exists.

Here is the syntax for the mkdir method:
>os.mkdir(path[,mode])

* **`path`** is the path where you want to complete the new directory.
* **`mode`** is the mode of the directory to be given. The default mode is $0777 (octal)$.

In some systems, the mode parameter is ignored, which​ sets the current umask value. 

Here is the complete implementation using default mode.

# import library
import os
# this is the directory that will be created
path = "/home/User/Downloads/myfolder"

#use os.mkdir() to create the directory
os.mkdir(path)

>The official documentation can be found [here](https://docs.python.org/2/library/os.html).

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What is the Python mkdir method?

Python's `os.mkdir()` creates a directory; raises FileExistsError if it already exists.