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All files in the Linux system start from the "root (/)" directory, use a tree structure to store files according to the file system hierarchy standard (FHS), and define the purpose of common directories. In addition, file and directory names in Linux systems are strictly case-sensitive. For example, root, rOOt, Root, and rooT all represent different directories, and the file name must not contain a slash (/).

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