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Added some information and text in fs html about absolute and relative 

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<br> whereas you want to use relative path we should be present that you have to be in the working directory.
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<br><br><br>We suppose that now you know the differences between both, but, what is the vantages and disadvantages?
<br> <br> <br>
<h3> Pro and Cons of using Absolute and Relative </h3>
<pre>
<br>1)Absolute paths are clearer: who will have to maintain/modify your script (you or others) will be able to know
<br>every time what directories are involved;
<br><br>2)With absolute paths you are sure the involved directories are the one with the exact path you are writing
<br>in the script;
<br><br>3)Relative paths are shorter, but you need to be sure of the subtree you're working into;
<br><br>4)You can achieve shortness replacing recurring paths with a variable at the beginning of the script
<br><br>
(e.g. /var/log/app/component/module/logfile.log -> $module_log_dir/logfile.log)
</pre>
<!-- quiz about absolute vs relative, where the user have to choose one or another(javascript) -->
<h2> I'm sure that if you read this for two or more times you will be able to pass the quiz </h2>
<h3> I'm sure that if you read this for two or more times you will be able to pass the quiz </h3>
Yeah, right, there is a quiz.
<br> The best way to learn something it's not the theory, in fact you have to do some practice, if you click

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<br><br><br> <h7> Read this if you are not Bill Gates, so read this.. </h7>
<p> So, if you dont't understand anything, like me before this writing, you have to know that Absolute pathnames start with a
<p> So, if you dont't understand anything like me before this writing, you have to know that: Absolute pathnames start with a
<br>slash on the left(simplyfied version..).
<br>For example etc/passwd is a good example of Absolute pathnames.
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