There are a few things that can be done to resolve the FileNotFoundError issue when using SparkSession.builder.appName in pyspark:
Check the file path: Make sure that the file path specified in the code is correct and the file exists in that location.
Specify the file:// protocol: If the file is located on the local file system, add the file:// protocol before the file path.
Use Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS): If the file is located on a Hadoop Distributed File System, use the hdfs:// protocol and make sure that the HDFS is configured correctly.
Check the file permissions: Make sure that the user running the pyspark program has read access to the file.
Use a fully qualified file path: Use the fully qualified file path including the file name and extension.
Set the correct working directory: Set the working directory to the location of the file.
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