if a filename or path does not begin with root, where does the path begin?

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it defaults to root.

the current working directory $($CWD$).$

the users home folder.

all paths must begin with root.

The time.time$()$ function returns what?

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current date and time

number of seconds since Jan $1,1900$

number of seconds since Last time time.time function was called.

number of seconds since Jan $1,1970$

What is a benefit of an absolute path?

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the path text is shorter.

it takes advantage of the dot $(.)$ and dot$-$dot $(..)$ characters

it begins at root folder guaranteeing the path does not change.

it resolves faster

Which filesystem is case sensitive$.$

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Windows $8$ and newer

MAC

linux

Windows $7$ and earlier

Which function allows me to pause a program for a given period?

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sleep$()$

pause$()$

delay$()$

wait$()$

Which function returns the current time in string form?

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ctime.time$()$

time.ctime$()$

time.str$()$

time.current$()$

Which is the lowest logging level, often used for diagnosing problems

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Info

warning

low

debugging

Which symbol represents root in linux?

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C:$\backslash$

home$/$

$/$

$/$mnt

why would the below path have double backslashes between directories?

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the linux filesystem requires double backslashes.

for windows filesystems, one is an escape, the other is the backslash to separate directories.

it is a shortcut to skip a folder.

double backslashes would produce a syntax error.

What is the strftime$()$ directive meaning for each of the following:

$\%$d

$\%$H

$\%$B

$\%$Y