dir.endswith()

The `endswith()` method is a built-in string method in Python that returns a Boolean value indicating whether a given string ends with a specified suffix.

Syntax:

`string.endswith(suffix, start, end)`

Parameters:

- `suffix` - A string or tuple of suffixes to be checked.
- `start` (optional) - Starting index within the string to start checking for suffix.
- `end` (optional) - Ending index within the string to stop checking for suffix.

Return Value:

- `True` if the string ends with the specified suffix or one of the specified suffixes, `False` otherwise.

Example:

dir_name = "/home/myusername/documents"
if dir_name.endswith("documents"):
    print("Directory name ends with 'documents'")
else:
    print("Directory name does not end with 'documents'")

Output:

Directory name ends with 'documents'