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| ====== File Path ====== | ====== File Path ====== | ||
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| ===== Discussion ===== | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
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| A **File Path** identifies a location within a hierarchical file or resource naming structure. | A **File Path** identifies a location within a hierarchical file or resource naming structure. | ||
| - | A File Path consists conceptually of an ordered sequence of path components. A path component may identify a directory, container, intermediate location, or terminal [[private: | + | A File Path consists conceptually of an ordered sequence of path components. A path component may identify a directory, container, intermediate location, or terminal [[public: |
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| A File Path may be absolute, relative, rooted, or otherwise contextual according to the applicable naming environment. | A File Path may be absolute, relative, rooted, or otherwise contextual according to the applicable naming environment. | ||
| - | Although a hierarchical file structure has namespace-like characteristics, | + | Although a hierarchical file structure has namespace-like characteristics, |
| ===== Definition ===== | ===== Definition ===== | ||