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File SystemFiles on a Unix system are in a tree structureRoot directory, also called /Top level directoriesKeith’s filespwd/Users/student/unix/# The following refer to the same file. First, absolute filename from the root# A forward slash / separates directory names# cat prints the contents of a file on the screencat /Users/student/unix/haikuA crash reducesyour expensive computerto a simple stone.# File name relative to current location (/Users/student/unix/)cat unix/haiku
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