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Ross Brasseaux asked Jul 23, 2023

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Discuss the differences between the ways in which the windows and linux file systems are organized.

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Answer:Windows uses data drives (C: D: E:) and folders to store files. Linux uses a tree structure beginning with the root directory to keep files organized.

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