pvtnator
Hey, haven't gotten into this yet, so it might not be my place to say, but this should be an easy fix.
Python's interpreting the backslashes as escape sequences, so it's goofing up the path. That's cause \u in \users is a prefix.
You got 3 options, though I'd only recommend one of 2.
Changing the backslashes into forward slashes, which is the more tedious of the 2 but will work for both linux and mac as well.
Putting 'r' in front of the path string, which will make python read the path 'raw', meaning any backslashes won't be goofing up your code.
(More specifically, in the form of
file_path = r"C:\Users\Whatever.txt")
And the worst would be replacing the backslashes with double backslashes, which would be just as tedious as the first option, only it wouldn't work with linux and mac.
Hope that helps, had this issue before.