在相对路径中, 〜/ directory / subdirectory和./directory/subdirectory有什么区别 ?
In Linux, ~
is your home directory, while .
is the current directory, so those pathes are the same when you are in your home directory (since .
is ~
), but not in other cases.
~/directory/subdirectory
refers to subdirectory
folder inside directory
folder, inside your home folder.
./directory/subdirectory
refers to subdirectory
folder inside directory
folder, inside current execution folder.
~/directory/subdirectory for any particular user, is an absolute path instead. It referes to "directory/subdirectory" inside the user's home directory.
./directory/subdirectory is a relative path. It referes to "directory/subdirectory" inside the current directory (output of pwd command).
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