Computer Science, asked by cpalak518, 4 months ago

file and directory structure of Dos​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The directory structure in DOS is just like the one in Windows. The drive C represents the root directory written as C:\ nested directories are called Sub-directories. Everything looks exactly like a tree except the roots are at the top !!

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Answered by Hema266
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The directory structure in DOS is just like the one in Windows. The drive C represents the root directory written as C:\ nested directories are called Sub-directories. Everything looks exactly like a tree except the roots are at the top !!

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