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/* | |
Create a function to simulate change directory(cd) in your terminal, we want to find | |
in which folder you end up. | |
This function will automate the “$cd” command, so every item in the array is a cd command | |
Given a an array of paths where you will use cd path[i], find the result folder | |
Input: | |
paths string[], where paths[i] is a valid path. | |
paths[0] = will be your start folder, so it will be a valid path directory. | |
example 1: | |
paths[] = {"/usr/user_a/home", "..", "desktop", "../.."} -> "/usr" | |
explanation: | |
cd /usr/user_a/home -> current path "/usr/user_a/home" | |
cd .. -> go up one folder, current path "/usr/user_a/" | |
cd desktop -> move to folder desktop, current path "/usr/user_a/desktop" | |
cd "../.." -> move two folders up, current path "/usr" | |
example 2: | |
args string[] = {"/usr/user_a/home", "..", "desktop/../../user_b",} -> "/usr/user_b" | |
cd /usr/user_a/home -> current path "/usr/user_a/home" | |
cd .. -> go up one folder, current path "/usr/user_a/" | |
cd "desktop/../../user_b" -> move to folder desktop, current path "/usr/user_a/desktop", then move two folders up "/usr/", then move to user_b "/usr/user_b" | |
*/ |
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