[Solved] Which of the following is a correct absolute path on a Windows system? - Ans: C:\\Users\\Documents\\file.txt | Intro to Computing

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Which of the following is a correct absolute path on a Windows system?

AC:\\Users\\Documents\\file.txt

B/Users/Documents/file.txt

CUsers/Documents/file.txt

DDocuments\\file.txt

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify absolute path format on Windows
Windows absolute paths start with a drive letter followed by a colon and backslashes, e.g., C:\
Step 2: Check each option
C:\\Users\\Documents\\file.txt uses drive letter C:, backslashes, and full path, so it's correct.
Final Answer:
C:\Users\Documents\file.txt -> Option A
Quick Check:
Windows absolute path = drive letter + backslashes [OK]

Quick Trick: Windows absolute paths start with drive letter and colon [OK]

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