[Solved] Given this folder structure:root/├── folder1/│ └── fileA.txt└── folder2/ └── fileB.txtWhat is the absolute path to fileB.txt in a Unix system? | Intro to Computing

Intro to Computing - How Files and Folders Organize Data

Given this folder structure:

root/
├── folder1/
│   └── fileA.txt
└── folder2/
    └── fileB.txt

What is the absolute path to fileB.txt in a Unix system?

A/folder2/fileB.txt

B/root/folder2/fileB.txt

Croot/folder2/fileB.txt

D/root/folder1/fileB.txt

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the root folder
The root folder is named 'root' here, so path starts with '/root'.
Step 2: Trace path to fileB.txt
fileB.txt is inside folder2, which is inside root, so path is '/root/folder2/fileB.txt'.
Final Answer:
/root/folder2/fileB.txt -> Option B
Quick Check:
Absolute path includes all folders from root [OK]

Quick Trick: Start from root, follow folders to file [OK]

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