No worries! We all have to start somewhere! So modifying the file types dictionary won't mess up the sorting process, as long as you make sure to include the correct file extension and corresponding folder name. The python script uses the file extension to determine which folder to move the file to, so as long as each file type has a unique file extension and a corresponding folder name in the dictionary, the sorting process will work as you want it to. It will not put two different file types in the same folder as long as you've provided the correct dictionary key-value pairs.

You must modify the file_types dictionary in the Python script to alter the file types that the script sorts into different folders. This is an example of how it's done:

1. Launch a text editor or the Python IDE and open the Python script.

2. Look in the script for the file_types dictionary, which looks like this:

```
file_types = {
    ".txt": "Text Files",
    ".docx": "Word Documents",
    ".jpg": "JPEG Images",
    ".pdf": "PDF Documents"
}
```

This dictionary contains the file types that the script sorts into separate folders. The keys of the dictionary are the file extensions, and the values are the corresponding folder names.

1. To add a new file type, add a new key-value pair to the dictionary. For example, to add a folder for PNG images, you can add the following line to the dictionary:

```
".png": "PNG Images",
```


1. To remove a file type, simply delete the corresponding key-value pair from the dictionary.

2. Once you've modified the file_types dictionary, save the Python script.

And that's it! Does this solve your problem?
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