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You'll become familiar with terms associated with the Linux directory structure.
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Created Date 04.30.15
Last Updated 05.01.15
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Used to organize files into a logical tree structure. Often called a folder.
The path name from the root directory to a certain file or directory.
The top level directory in a Linux file system. Represented by the "/" character.
A directory unique to each user. Represented using the "~" metacharacter.
Command used to display the current directory in the directory tree.
Command used to switch from one directory to another. Command syntax is the same within Windows.
A ____ path is a directory relative to the current directory.
A ______ directory is one step closer to the tree's root.
Directory residing within another directory.
___ completion presses this key to fill in the remaining characters of a unique file or directory.
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