I cant find the location of my csv file

[Ummusabbar]

Hello all, I wrote and saved a program using tweepy to stream the twitter api,I used csv file in saving but cant find the location anywhere on my computer. Below is the code.

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class Listener(StreamListener):     def on_data(self,data):         try:             print(data) #cleaning up tweets to get only the time and text             tweet=data.split(',"text":"')[1].split('","source')[0]             print (tweet)             saveThis=str(time.time())+"::"+tweet #saving stream data to csv file             saveFile=open('twitDB2.csv', 'a')             saveFile.write(saveThis)             saveFile.write('\n')             saveFile.close()             return (True)         except BaseException as e:             print ('failed ondata,',str(e))             time.sleep(5)

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The program does not indicate any error but is not splitting the tweets as expected, secondly I cant find the location of TwitDB2.Am using python 3.6.

Thanks in advanced

[buran]

if this is your entire code, this is just class definition. you never instantiate it or call the method on_data()

[Ummusabbar]

Thanks buran,I will do that next time. The compete code is as follows:

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from tweepy import Stream from tweepy import OAuthHandler from tweepy.streaming import StreamListener Import time   ckey='' csecret='' atoken='' asecret=''   #This is the basic listener that just prints the received tweets. class Listener(StreamListener):     def on_data(self,data):         try:          print(data) #cleaning up tweets to get only the time and text  tweet=data.split(',"text":"')[1].split('","source')[0]          print (tweet)          saveThis=str(time.time())+"::"+tweet #saving stream data to csv file          saveFile=open('twitDB2.csv', 'a')          saveFile.write(saveThis)          saveFile.write('\n')          saveFile.close()          return (True)         except BaseException as e:             print ('failed ondata,',str(e))             time.sleep(5)           def on_error(self,status):         print (status) auth=OAuthHandler(ckey,csecret) auth.set_access_token(atoken, asecret) twitterStream= Stream(auth, Listener()) twitterStream.filter(track=['car'])

[buran]

it should be in your current working directory - i.e. where you have started the script from.
you better use with context manager to handle open/close file operations