Filesystem Standards

Filesystem standards are rules and guidelines that dictate how data is stored and organized on digital devices like computers and smartphones. They manage how files are named, accessed, and retrieved, ensuring compatibility between different systems and devices. Examples include NTFS for Windows, HFS+ for macOS, and ext4 for Linux. These standards help users save, find, and manage their files efficiently, enabling seamless data exchange and ensuring the integrity of information stored on various storage media. By adhering to these standards, developers can create software that works reliably across different environments.