# addpath("C:\\Users\\")

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You can define a function that does that and then call it. Note, there’s no need to `cd` into a directory to read it’s contents:

```julia
function include_all_files(dir::String)
    files = filter!(x -> isfile(x) && endswith(x, ".jl"), readdir(dir)
    foreach(include, files)
end

```

Why do you want to include all the files in a directory in the first place?

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