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Last edited Aug 18, 2018
Created on Apr 12, 2018

This example demonstrates how to access and mount a Google Drive folder within a Google Colab notebook. It first installs the necessary system packages and authenticates the user via Google’s OAuth2 credentials through the `auth.authenticate_user()` and `GoogleCredentials.get_application_default()` APIs. The code then uses the `google-drive-ocamlfuse` command-line tool to request an authorization URL, prompts for a verification code via `getpass`, and mounts the Drive directory using `google-drive-ocamlfuse drive` after creating a local `drive` folder. The visualization shows the terminal commands and authentication flow required to connect external cloud storage to a Colab runtime.

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