Like every other operating system, Linux also consists of a defined file hierarchy, also known as the File system Hierarchy Standard (FHS). The File Hierarchy in Linux is maintained centrally by the Linux foundation and defines where should be the location of the files and what should be located inside those files. Mainly, the files in Linux are stored in the Root directory which can also be termed as the parent directory for the files. In this blog, we will be discussing some of the directories in the Linux file hierarchy.
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