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KembaraXtra – Computer Terms – \ means:
The backslash is a directory path separator used in Windows and MS-DOS systems. Unlike UNIX, which uses forward slashes, Windows uses backslashes in file paths—for example, C:\Program Files\. When placed at the beginning of a path, it means that the path begins from the root of the disk.
The backslash is a directory path separator used in Windows and MS-DOS systems. Unlike UNIX, which uses forward slashes, Windows uses backslashes in file paths—for example, C:\Program Files\. When placed at the beginning of a path, it means that the path begins from the root of the disk.
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