how can i add this two python scripts together?

so i have this python script which looks like this:

New_folder = "C:\Songs"

arr_txt = [x for x in os.listdir(New_folder) if x.endswith(".mp3")]

testfile = [New_folder]

for i in range(len(testfile)):

for x in testfile:

    print(*arr_txt, sep="\n")

    print()

which reads all the names of the files in my directory.

and the second part i want to add is a letter converter which it's script looks like:

from unidecode import unidecode
s = ""  #the script in there <---
s = unidecode(s)
print(s)

so I want the second part to connect with the first script and whatever result is coming out of the first script to go into the second script so that it gets converted

You can utilise functions in Python.

In one file, let's call this extract.py, you should specify the pre-defined method for other scripts to use, e.g.

# extract.py

def get_file_names():
  New_folder = "C:\Songs"
  arr_txt = [x for x in os.listdir(New_folder) if x.endswith(".mp3")]
  return arr_txt # this is important for caller to process the extracted value

And then in another file, let's say process.py, you call the method you want to use from extract.py. This can be done using import

# process.py
from extract import get_file_names
from unidecode import unidecode

s = get_file_names()
for file_name in s:
  print(unidecode(filename))

This solution should work for using the latest Python interpreter. Please do note that import works slightly different in Python 2.x.

Something like below

from unidecode import unidecode
def playmusic():
    New_folder = "C:\Songs"
    arr_txt = [x for x in os.listdir(New_folder) if x.endswith(".mp3")]
    testfile = [New_folder]
    for i in range(len(testfile)):
        for x in testfile:
            print(*arr_txt, sep="\n")
            print()
playmusic()
s = ""
s = unidecode(s)
print(s)