hakemistopuun
Hakemistopuun, often translated as directory tree, is a hierarchical data structure used in computing to organize files and folders. It visually represents the organization of a file system, where the root directory is at the top and all other directories and files branch out from it. Each item in the tree is a node, with directories acting as internal nodes that can contain other nodes, and files serving as leaf nodes.
The structure resembles an inverted tree, with the root at the top and branches extending downwards. This
Operating systems heavily rely on the directory tree concept to manage files. Common examples include the familiar