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What are Tree-structured directories

We can generalize the directory structure to a tree of arbitrary height. This permits the user to create their own sub directories and to classify their files accordingly. The tree has a root directory. Each file in the system has a unique path name. A path name is the path from the root, by all the subdirectories, to a specified file.

 


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