Folder hierarchy and paths in Intro to Computing - Draw & Build Visually

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Draw a folder hierarchy diagram for the following structure: - Root folder named 'Documents' - Inside 'Documents', create two folders: 'Work' and 'Personal' - Inside 'Work', create two folders: 'Projects' and 'Reports' - Inside 'Personal', create one folder: 'Photos' Then, write the full path to the 'Reports' folder assuming the root is 'C:\'.

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Grading Criteria

Root folder 'Documents' is at the top

'Work' and 'Personal' folders are shown inside 'Documents'

'Projects' and 'Reports' folders are inside 'Work'

'Photos' folder is inside 'Personal'

Folder connections or indentation clearly show hierarchy

Full path to 'Reports' is correctly written as 'C:\\Documents\\Work\\Reports'

Solution

Documents
├── Work
│   ├── Projects
│   └── Reports
└── Personal
    └── Photos

Full path to 'Reports': C:\\Documents\\Work\\Reports

This diagram shows the folder hierarchy starting from the root folder named 'Documents'. The vertical lines and branches show which folders are inside others.

The 'Work' and 'Personal' folders are inside 'Documents'. Inside 'Work', there are 'Projects' and 'Reports'. Inside 'Personal', there is 'Photos'.

The full path to the 'Reports' folder starts from the root drive 'C:\\', then goes into 'Documents', then 'Work', and finally 'Reports'. Each folder is separated by a backslash '\\'.

Variations - 2 Challenges

[intermediate] Draw a folder hierarchy diagram for this structure: - Root folder 'Music' - Inside 'Music', folders 'Rock' and 'Jazz' - Inside 'Rock', folders 'Classic' and 'Modern' - Inside 'Jazz', folder 'Smooth' Write the full path to the 'Modern' folder assuming root is '/home/user/'.

[advanced] Draw a folder hierarchy diagram for this structure: - Root folder 'Photos' - Inside 'Photos', folders 'Vacations', 'Family', and 'Events' - Inside 'Vacations', folders '2022' and '2023' - Inside 'Events', folders 'Weddings' and 'Birthdays' Write the full path to the 'Weddings' folder assuming root is 'D:\'.