Differentiate relative path from an absolute path?
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Answer / Radhe Shyam Rai
An absolute path is a complete path that starts from the root directory (/), while a relative path is a path relative to the current working directory. For example, '/home/user/documents' is an absolute path, and 'documents' is a relative path if the current working directory is '/home/user'.
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