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Structure of a folder

Folder Structure

A typical folder structure consists of:

  • Root Folder: The top-level folder that contains all other folders and files.
  • Subfolders: Folders within the root folder or other folders that help organize files.
  • Files: Documents, images, videos, or other types of data stored within folders.

Here's an example of a folder structure:



Documents (Root Folder)
├── Work
│   ├── Projects
│   │   ├── Project1
│   │   └── Project2
│   └── Meetings
└── Personal
    ├── Photos
    └── Videos

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