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GO Classes DPP | GATE CS | Operating System | Relative Path Resolution

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We begin inside directory $\texttt{D3}$.

The parent of $\texttt{D3}$ is $\texttt{D1}$.

Therefore:

$\texttt{..}$

takes us from:

$\texttt{D3} \rightarrow \texttt{D1}$

From $\texttt{D1}$, we then follow:

$\texttt{D2}\rightarrow \texttt{D4}\rightarrow \texttt{a}$

So the complete relative pathname is:

$\texttt{../D2/D4/a}$

Hence:

$\boxed{\texttt{../D2/D4/a}}$

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