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> using `\` for file hierarchies instead of `/` You know you can use both since like XP, right? You can even mix them up in one path which can look quite confu

by yread 10y ago

> using `\` for file hierarchies instead of `/` You know you can use both since like XP, right? You can even mix them up in one path which can look quite confusing c:/windows\system32/etc/drivers\

ldiracdelta 10y ago
`/` is not a first class citizen. You encounter different oddities throughout the windows environment in the shell and external utilities when you use `/`.