[Solved] Given the folder structure: Root/ FolderA/ File1.txt FolderB/ File2.txt If the current folder is Root/FolderA, what file does the relative path ../FolderB/File2.txt point to? | Intro to Computing

Intro to Computing - How Files and Folders Organize Data

Given the folder structure:

Root/
  FolderA/
    File1.txt
  FolderB/
    File2.txt

If the current folder is Root/FolderA, what file does the relative path ../FolderB/File2.txt point to?

ARoot/FolderA/File1.txt

BRoot/File2.txt

CRoot/FolderA/FolderB/File2.txt

DRoot/FolderB/File2.txt

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand relative path with '..'
'..' means move up one folder from current folder Root/FolderA to Root.
Step 2: Follow the rest of the path
From Root, go into FolderB, then File2.txt, so full path is Root/FolderB/File2.txt.
Final Answer:
Root/FolderB/File2.txt -> Option D
Quick Check:
Relative path '..' moves up one folder [OK]

Quick Trick: Use '..' to go up one folder in relative paths [OK]

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