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- A directory and a folder essentially refer to the same concept but in different contexts:
- - Directory: This is the technical term used in file systems (especially in command-line interfaces) to describe a container for files and subdirectories.
- - Folder: This is a graphical representation of a directory in modern operating systems (like Windows or macOS), making it more user-friendly for navigating files.
- Functionally, they're the same, but "folder" is used in visual interfaces, while "directory" is more common in programming and technical discussions.
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