Directory Structures and File Organization Quiz

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Which term is used to describe a directory contained inside another directory?

  • Subdirectory (correct)
  • Parent directory
  • Child directory
  • Root directory

What is the purpose of a directory path?

  • To organize files
  • To open files (correct)
  • To convert files
  • To import files

What is the process of converting a file from one program into another called?

  • File conversion (correct)
  • File conversion software
  • File import
  • File export

Which type of directory path is given from the root directory to the file?

<p>Absolute directory path (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of creating and storing a copy of data?

<p>To prevent data loss (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Directory is a way the os shows it's system & other type of files to the ______.

<p>user</p> Signup and view all the answers

Files are displayed in a ______ tree structure.

<p>hierarchical</p> Signup and view all the answers

The file at the top of the directory is called ______ or parent.

<p>root</p> Signup and view all the answers

Subdirectory (child): A directory contained inside another ______.

<p>directory</p> Signup and view all the answers

The terms parent & child are often used to describe the ______ between root & sub directory.

<p>relationship</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Directory Structure

  • Directories represent the operating system's organization of system and file types.
  • Files are organized in a hierarchical tree structure.
  • The top-level directory is known as the Root or parent directory.
  • Subdirectories, or child directories, are those contained within another directory.
  • The relationship between parent and child directories is often referred to in terms of hierarchy.

Directory Paths

  • A directory path is a sequence of identifiers that indicates which folders or files to access.
  • Absolute Path: A complete path from the root directory directly to the file.
  • Relative Path: A path that relates to the current working directory.

File Conversion

  • File conversion is the process of changing a file format from one application to another.
  • File converters are tools designed for this purpose, enabling conversion between formats.
  • Examples of file converters include:
    • Elite Cloud Convert
    • Polf to Word Converter
    • Foxit PDF Editor

File Management

  • File Import: The operation of bringing files from outside a program into that program.
  • File Export: The process of transferring data from a program to an external file.

Data Backup

  • Backup involves creating and storing copies of data.
  • Regular backups are essential to prevent data loss and ensure data recovery.

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