Describe similarities and differences between absolute filenames and relative filenames.

A path in Linux platforms is a sequence of directory names that usually leads to a directory or a file.

Simiralities

Common between these two is that all directories in the file system form a tree that begins at the root directory.

Differences

Absolute file name specifies all the directory names beginning from the root directory while relative file names specify the position of the file in the tree relative to default directory.

On Linux, an absolute file name starts with a ‘~’ or a ‘/’ while relative file name does not

An absolute path can be used from any location whereas a relative file name, a directory should be present where one should specify relative to that present working directory. 

This is an opinion based question, someone on the internet can’t answer it for you. it’s not like a math problem that has the same solution, this comes from your brain and what you think.

Once the twisted pair cable is connected and a network is established the led lights at the back of the computer should be steady. on most ethernet adapters nowadays, a steady green light means that the connection is actively connected to a valid partner at the opposite end. if the status of the led starts flashing, this means that there’s some activity and data is being transferred.