If you want to learn about Linux, understanding its underlying file system structure is a good place to start, says Debarshi Das.
“The Linux directory structure is laid out like a tree, with the root (/) directory being the trunk of the tree from which the rest of the directories branch out,” Das explains, and these directories contain three types of files:
- General files
- Directory files
- Device files
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