Dummy File Path Generator

A File Path represents the location of a file or directory in a file system hierarchy. It specifies the sequence of directories to navigate to reach a particular file or directory. In the context of the Dummy Type, it serves as a placeholder for generating random file paths used for testing and development purposes.

A valid file path includes the root directory (e.g., '/'), followed by one or more directory names separated by slashes, and ends with the file or directory name. It can be both absolute or relative.

• ✅ /usr/bin/npm
• ✅ /var/www/html/index.html
• ✅ C:/Users/User/Documents/file.txt

Invalid file path formats can include:

• ❌ Using characters not allowed in file paths (e.g., 'file*path').
• ❌ Referencing a non-existent directory or file (e.g., '/nonexistent/file.txt').
• ❌ Missing the root directory in an absolute path (e.g., 'usr/bin/npm').