All versions of UNIX support file naming using both absolute paths (relative to the root) and relative
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All versions of UNIX support file naming using both absolute paths (relative to the root) and relative paths (relative to the working directory). Would it be possible to dispose of one of these and just use the other? If so, which would you suggest keeping?
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Both absolute paths and relative paths serve distinct purposes in a Unixbased file system and it wou...View the full answer
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