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No one cares
As long as you don't call it a path.
Always have, and always will! /waves old man cane around in a threatening manner
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Isn't that what a hierarchical string of them are called?
Idk about hierarchy but
PATHis a thing and the proper terminology is filepath, so the word path becomes ambiguated as it could be used to refer to either. Hence why I say it is bad practice to use it as a primary reference in conversation. Otherwise you'll get interns and users modifying theirPATHfor no damn reason and wondering why nothing works.