explain the directory structure of dos with the help of an example
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A DIRECTORY IS JUST LIKE A FILE FOLDER WHICH CONTAIN ALL LOGICAL RELATED FILES. DOS FILES ARE ORGANISED IN A HIERARCHICHAL OR AN INVERTED TREE LIKE STRUCTURE. THE FILES ARE FURTHER DIVIDED INTO DIRECTORIES AND SUB-DIRECTORIES. THE MAIN DIRECTORY IS CALLED ROOT DIRECTORY.
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It is just like a file folder which contains all logical files . DOS files are organised in a hierarchical or an inverted tree like structure . The files are further divided into directories and sub - directories . The main directory is called root directory
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