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What is the difference between an absolute path an...
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What is the difference between an absolute path and a relative path in Unix?
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ABSOLUTE PATH
RELATIVE PATH
1.
the full path starting at the root directory (/).
Path in relation to the present working directory as the reference.
2.
Example - /home/math/tutorial
Access the current directory using the
COMMAND
‘
PWD
’.
CHANGE
the directory using ‘cd’.
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