hakemistorakenteella
A directory structure, often referred to by the Finnish term "hakemistorakenne," is the way files and folders are organized on a computer's storage system. It forms a hierarchical arrangement, similar to an inverted tree, where a root directory contains other directories and files. Each directory can contain multiple subdirectories, which in turn can contain their own subdirectories and files. This nesting allows for a systematic and logical grouping of related information.
The primary purpose of a directory structure is to provide order and facilitate efficient retrieval of data.