root, dirs, files

In computing, these terms are commonly used when referring to the structure of a file system.

• Root: The root directory is the top-level directory in a file system. It is the starting point from which all other directories and files are organized.
• Directories (dirs): Directories are containers used to organize files within a file system. They can contain both files and other directories.
• Files: Files are individual units of data stored on a computer. They can contain text, images, programs, or any other type of information.