where is the directory?

Answer 1

click on any of your drive....you will get the directory

Answer 2

Directory (file systems):
In computing, a directory, catalog or folder, is an entity in a file system which contains a group of files and/or other directories. A typical file system contains thousands of files, and directories help organize them by keeping related files together. A directory contained inside another directory is called a subdirectory of that directory. Together, the directories form a hierarchy, or tree structure.

If you imagine the computer's file system as a file cabinet, high-level directories may be represented by the drawers, while lower-level subdirectories may be represented as file folders within the drawers.

Historically, and even on some modern embedded devices, the filesystems either have no support for directories at all or only have a flat directory structure, meaning subdirectories are not allowed; there is only a group of top-level directories each containing files. The first popular fully general hierarchical filesystem was that of UNIX. This type of filesystem was an early research interest of Dennis Ritchie.

Directory (databases):
The word directory is used in computing and telephony meaning a repository or database of information. A directory, as opposed to a conventional database, is heavily optimized for reading, with the assumption that data updates are very rare compared to data reads. Commonly, a directory supports search and browsing in addition to simple lookups.

A website which offer access to a categorized listing of other websites optimized for lookup, search, or browsing is a directory, a web directory. The Open Directory Project is an example of a web directory.

Directory techology is often used in white page applications and network information services.

WHOIS is a prominent example of directory service providing white pages.

The Domain Name System (DNS) is a prominent example of directory service providing a network information service. DNS is also an example of a distributed hierarchical directory service that only has simple lookup capabilities.

The X.500 and LDAP directory services are examples of general-purpose distributed hierarchical object-oriented directory technologies. Both offer complex searching and browsing capabilities are used for white pages, network information services, public key infrastructure, and a wide range of other applications.

Answer 3

A directory is a listing of the files and folders on your computer
Double click the My Computer icon
You will see a listing (or icons) for each of the drives on your computer. That is a directory or listing of the drives
Double click on the C: (Local Drive)
You will see a directory or listing of the files and folders on that drive

Answer 4

What directory?
Web directory that you want to submit your sites to?

Answer 5

Mike I do not understand your question. Open your Explorer and click on your C:\local drive. This will open your directory

Answer 6

what directory?

Answer 7

what directory about yu asking....

you can search in google.com

Answer 8

what directory? Please be more specific.

Answer 9

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