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Absolute file path

Absolute file path refers to the absolute location under the directory, directly to the target location, is the real path of the file or directory on the home page on the hard disk, usually from the drive letter; it can specify the full URL address.

Example:

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Use the full URL file path

Effect picture:

Relative file path

Relative file path refers to the path relationship with other files (or folders) caused by the path where this file is located, which can specify files related to the current page; using relative file path can bring a lot of convenience.

Here are a few examples of relative file paths:

Example 1: how to point to a 1.jpg file located in the same folder as the HTML file, such as:

You can reference the path

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Example 2: how to point to the 1.jpg file located in the img folder of the current directory, for example:

You can reference the path as follows:

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Example 3: when the 1.html file and 1.jpg file are in two folders in the same directory, for example:

You can reference the path as follows:

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The effect of these three examples is the same, and the effect is as follows:

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