Linux Filesystem Hierarchy

The Linux Filesystem Hierarchy is a structured way of organizing files and directories in a Linux operating system. At the top is the root directory, represented by a single slash ("/"). Below it are key folders like "/home" for user files, "/etc" for configuration settings, "/var" for variable data, and "/bin" for essential programs. This organization helps users and programs find files easily and keeps the system efficient. It’s designed to provide clarity and maintain order in how data is stored and accessed on Linux systems.