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A filesystem organises a computer’s files and directories into a tree structure.
The first directory in the filesystem is called the root directory - and it is the parent of all other directories in the system.
Each parent directory can have unlimited child directories and files.
Each child directory can also be a parent directory with child directories and files.
It’s a nested (or tree) structure.
Finder for Mac OS and Windows Explorer for Windows are filesystems in a tree structure.