In Unix-based systems, the file system is represented as a structure.

File System Management involves tasks such as creating, deleting, and files and directories.

In file system management, a collection of is organized in a hierarchical structure.

A file system typically consists of two main components: the metadata, which contains information about the file, and the , which contains the actual content of the files.

The file system provides a way to store, retrieve, and organize on a computer system.