Asked by Ashley Devaprasad on Jun 29, 2024

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A __________ path name gives the path to a file,starting with the directory that the program is in.

A) relative
B) descendant
C) full
D) complete

Relative Path

A path that provides the location of a file or directory relative to the current working directory or the directory of the executing file.

Descendant

In hierarchical data structures such as trees or in genealogical terms, refers to an element or node that is a child (direct or indirect) of another node.

Complete

Refers to a state where all required components or steps have been successfully finished or fulfilled.

  • Conceptualize paths and understand the use of relative and absolute paths in file handling.
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Devonte CarsonJul 01, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
A relative path name gives the path to a file relative to the directory that the program is in. It specifies the file's location based on the current working directory, which provides a shorter and more flexible way to reference files.