Which of the following absolute pathnames is interpreted as "the rock.htm file is in the case1 folder,which is a subfolder of the tutorial02 folder"?
A) /tutorial02/case1/rock.htm
B) tutorial02_case1_rock.htm
C) utorial02\case1 ock.htm
D) tutorial02/case1/rock.htm

Question

Which of the following absolute pathnames is interpreted as "the rock.htm file is in the case1 folder,which is a subfolder of the tutorial02 folder"?
A) /tutorial02/case1/rock.htm
B) tutorial02_case1_rock.htm
C) 	utorial02\case1ock.htm
D) tutorial02/case1/rock.htm

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Option A is the correct absolute pathname which follows the format of Unix-like systems. The forward slash (/) is used as a directory separator, and the pathname starts with the root directory (/) followed by the subsequent subdirectories leading up to the desired file (rock.htm). Option B uses underscores instead of directory separators, which is not a valid format for absolute pathnames. Option C uses backslashes (\) which is the directory separator used in Windows systems, not Unix-like systems. Option D uses a forward slash (/) as a directory separator, but is missing the initial slash indicating the root directory. Thus, option A is the only correct option.

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