A filesystem is a hierarchy of directories and files with the root / directory at the top of the directory tree: True or False

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Trevin Bailey

19 July, 00:22

A filesystem is a hierarchy of directories and files with the root / directory at the top of the directory tree: True or False

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Aimee Decker · Answer 1

true

Explanation:

A file system could be likened to a tree trunk which has many branches, some at the top, some at the middle, others at the bottom. The root directory here is the tree trunk and the first or top-most directory in a hierarchy. It is from the root directory in a file system that other files branch out or originate from.