Which directory is closer to the top of the file system
tree, parent directory or current directory?
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Parent directory is always closer to the top of the file
system tree.
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Answer / suitable
parenat directory is always closer to the top of the file
system tree then the current directory.
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Answer / nalini
Parent directory ia always closer to top of the f.s. tree.
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