Computer · Operating System
What is the significance of the 'root directory' in a hierarchical file system structure?
- 1It is a temporary directory used by the operating system for caching frequently accessed files.
- 2It is the topmost directory in the file system hierarchy, from which all other directories branch.✓
- 3It is the directory where all user-specific personal files are stored.
- 4It is a special directory that contains only the essential operating system kernel configuration files.
Correct answer
It is the topmost directory in the file system hierarchy, from which all other directories branch.
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