Well, is the usual and widely used syntax for one directory level up, on DOS, Windows and Linux - and probably others. The trailing backslash is appended if necessary, i.e. one wants to refer to a path at the same level as the current one. Applications don't need to add explicit support for such paths since they're handled by the OS. The only thing programmers need to keep in mind is that such paths are combined properly.
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..Statistics: Posted by Dalai — 2025-04-20, 17:58 UTC