FSTIME
FSTIME is a concept related to file system time stamps. Specifically, it refers to the time when a file or directory was last modified. This modification time is a crucial piece of metadata maintained by most operating system file systems. When a file's content is changed, or when certain attributes are altered, the file system updates its FSTIME to reflect the current time. This allows operating systems and applications to track changes, schedule backups, and perform other time-sensitive operations.
Different operating systems and file systems may implement FSTIME in slightly different ways, but the core
Developers often interact with FSTIME through system calls or programming language libraries. These interfaces allow programs